Canada’s ties with Taiwan are already strong. But Ottawa can and should do more to deepen its ties with this critical economy and democracy
Category: Culture
Hindu-Canadians weigh in on Hindu nationalism and its place in Canada
Hindu nationalism and its politics of fear has an emotional appeal for some Hindus, sources said. But most said it was personally unimportant to them
‘There’s no in’: The uphill battle to help men escaping domestic violence
Policies meant to promote gender equality often exclude men facing domestic violence — making it a challenge for many to get help
‘Glory days of Anglicanism are in the past’: Church’s new leader outlines vision for future
The Anglican Church of Canada’s new leader spoke with Canadian Affairs about his goals for the organization amidst concerning trends
A ‘shame’: What Canada loses from declining volunteerism
‘This decline in volunteerism … is really a symptom of a broader malaise in civil society,’ says one expert
Pressed for time, fewer Canadians see friends regularly
New data show Canadians’ social time is shrinking. But experts say in-person relationships remain vital for well-being
Canadians more divided over identity than politics, study shows
Young people, the university-educated and secular Canadians are more likely to view opposing views on gender and race with hostility
What is immigration’s effect on social cohesion?
With public opinion on immigration ‘souring’, some experts say Ottawa should be more attentive to Canadians’ concerns
Faces of a system: Names of residential school priests made public
The release of 140 Oblate priest names ‘gets us one step closer to a complete understanding of the residential school system,’ says head of archives
In Trump’s America, Pride marches are losing financial support
‘Several corporations came back and said ‘We’re not sponsoring this year’,” said the organizer of this year’s San Francisco Pride
