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She Fixes So Many Problems By: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives: The Neighbourhood Immigrant Settlement Worker (NISW) is one of the programs established by the Province of Manitoba to help newcomers adjust to life in Canada. The program is funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada and Manitoba Immigration and Multiculturalism, [...] The post The Impacts of the Neighbourhood Immigrant Settlement Worker In Canada appeared first on The Canadian Progressive. “The Bank of Canada considered celebrating gay marriages, black hockey players, and turban-wearing RCMP officers on its new plastic bank notes” By Obert Madondo | The Canadian Progressive, Feb. 11, 2013: And so the Harper Conservative-inspired whitewashing of Canada continues. Last summer, we learned that the Bank of Canada had nixed the image of an Asian-looking female scientist from READ MORE 
 0 Polymer Banknote, Aboriginal Art, Bank of Canada, Black Hockey Players, Canada, canada day, Canada Politics, Canadian Immigration Report, Caucasian, diversity, ethnicity, Featured, Focus Group, Gay Marriages, Inclusiveness, Institutionalized Racism, Jason Kenney, multiculturalism, Neutral Ethnicity, non-whites, opinion., Plastic Bank Notes, RACE CARD, Racism, Rob Ford, Roma, The Canadian Progressive, The Ugly Canadian, White Supremacists, Whitewashing So why would a non-Christian celebrate Christmas. Well first of all from a religious point of view Jesus Christ is not just the Christian Messiah but also considered to be an important prophet amongst both Muslims and Jews so there is no reason they cannot celebrate his birth, while not recognizing him as the Messiah. From a non-religious point of view there is a lot of controversy over By Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care: With the federal government announcing that it will be revealing its Designated Countries of Origin list to inform its handling of refugees on December 15th, Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care is warning provincial governments, medical professionals and health institutions to brace for more chaos and cases of individuals not being eligible for care. . . . → Read More: Canadian Progressive: Harper Conservatives “Designated Countries of Origin” list equals more serious health risks for refugees
Advocacy, Canada Designated Countries of Origin, Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care, Canadian values, Citizenship, Citizenship And Immigration, Conservatives, Government, Guest Blog, HARPER V. CANADA, healthcare, Immigration, Interim Health Program, Jason Kenney, multiculturalism, Progressive Organizations, public health, RACE CARD, refugees, rights by Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care One month after Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care released a number of examples of patients being denied access to necessary health services due to the cuts to the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) and its resulting confusion, the group is releasing another round of troubling cases. Canadian Doctors for [...]
Activism, Advocacy, Bill C-31, Blog, Canada, Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care, Canadian physicians, Citizenship, clinics, Conservative government, Evidence, Government, Guest Blog, HARPER V. CANADA, healthcare, IFHP, Immigration, Interim Federal Health Program, Minister Jason Kenney, Movements & Organizations, multiculturalism, newcomers, Progressive Organizations, public health system, RACE CARD, Racism, refugees, rights by Obert Madondo (@Obiemad) In Canada we hardly confront racism by political figures. As a consequence, Prime Minister Stephen Harper‘s government and Conservative MPs are having a field day practicing racism and creating resentment towards minority groups dominated by persons of color. Earlier this year, Harper’s immigrant-bashing minister of Immigration and Multiculturalism, Jason Kenney, introduced draconian cuts to [...]
1984, Activism, bigotry, Bill C-31, Blog, Canada, Canadians, Conservative MP, conservative party of canada, Conservatives, Elie Wiesel, Facebook, foreign criminals, HARPER V. CANADA, Health, healthcare, immigrants, Immigration, international humanitarian law, Jason Kenney, kelly block, Kelly Block Flyer, Minorities, multiculturalism, NDP, Nineteen Eighty-Four, opinion., Politics News, Progressives, propaganda, RACE CARD, Racism, refugees, rights, Saskatoon-Rosetown-Biggar, stephen harper I feel as though I’ve been wrenched from the light of the world and exiled to the heart of darkness. My friends, I just want to let you all know that we’ll not be able to stay as connected as … Continue reading →
ALL CPW POSTS, Bill C10, BILL C10 HUNGER STRIKE, Canada, Canada Crime Law, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Canadian media, Canadian MPs, Canadian Senators, Canadian values, compassion, crime, Dissent, diversity, fundamental rights, Hope, injustice, Journal, multiculturalism, Omnibus Crime Bill C-10, Ottawa Hydro, parliament, Peaceful Protest, Prime Minister Stephen Harper, rights, Safe Streets, Safe Streets and Communities Act, Society, World I think we all have friends, relatives or acquaintances that are caught up in Islamophobia and regularly send out e-mails warning that the Muslims are immigrating and breeding and going to take over the country. Their usual solution to the “problem” is to force the minorities to abandon their “evil ways” and adapt to the majority culture, essentially for them to assimilate. It seems to me that, Edit: I forgot to mention in the first post that this is Chatham-Kent-Essex PC candidate Rick NichollsIn a letter in the editor of the Chatham Daily News on Febuary 27, 2008, this is what now Hudak PC candidate for Chatham-Kent-Essex had to say about m… . . . → Read More: The Liberal Scarf: Hudak PC candidate: "Let’s not lose our identity. I’m tired of taking a back seat where the once majority is seemingly now a minority." So what is an atheist who believes in a single secular public school system supposed to think about noon hour Muslim prayers in public schools.The answer should be simple but first let us look at the context.In the province of Ontario there are two pub… . . . → Read More: THE FIFTH COLUMN: Thinking It Through Brings Clarity Racist code words and lies, Menzies is an excellent example of “objective journalism.” I was sent an article this morning from August 5, written by a freelance journalist named David Menzies, detailing his “shocking” experience of not only being assa… . . . → Read More: RedBedHead: David Menzies Shows How Fast Racist Lies Travel The World The Federal Liberal Party isn’t really a centrist party in the sense that its policies are a mixed bag of leftist and rightist ideas, but rather centrist in the sense that it can adopt whatever ideological alignment neccessary to gain and mai… . . . → Read More: The Ontario Leftist: Countdown to October 6th: Unity Shouldn’t Be Our Problem (Part Two) by matttbastard Norwegian journalist Magnus Nome was in the good ol’ US of A when self-styled counterjihadist crusader Anders Breivik decided to escalate his murderous fantasies about Eurabian conquest from Outer Wingnuttia into the real world. Thankfully, CNN, Fox News … Continue reading → “It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it.” -Upton SinclairRegardless of the politics of Anders Behring Breivik, his politics weren’t responsible for his alleged crime. Holding ext… . . . → Read More: Leftist Jab: Hack Pundit Of The Week: Mark Steyn |
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