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Rising Nationalism and U.S. Pressure: What's Driving Canada's Immigration Policy Shift?

Rising Nationalism and U.S. Pressure: What's Driving Canada's Immigration Policy Shift?

Canada has long been praised for its welcoming immigration policies, but growing public pressure and politica…

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How To Make A Terrorist

How To Make A Terrorist

...one cannot stand with Israel—in the name of distaste for human suffering—while simultaneously ignoring the…

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Amarachi Amadike: Toronto has better things to do than renaming Dundas Street

Amarachi Amadike: Toronto has better things to do than renaming Dundas Street

How can the city spend millions changing a street name while allowing the homeless to freeze in the winter?

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Amarachi Amadike: Neighbourhoods deserve compassion as much as drug addicts

Amarachi Amadike: Neighbourhoods deserve compassion as much as drug addicts

Community safety should be as much a priority as preventing fatal drug overdoses.

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Amarachi Amadike: Black students don't want affirmative action. They want equal opportunity

Amarachi Amadike: Black students don't want affirmative action. They want equal opportunity

True educational equality can only be achieved through the proper funding of schools in minority neighbourhoo…

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BLM tax filings reveal co-founder family members received more money than Trayvon Martin Foundati...

BLM tax filings reveal co-founder family members received more money than Trayvon Martin Foundati...

The tax filings also showed transfer of funds to co-founder's Canadian wife for purchase of Toronto mansion f…

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Viral German fan Freddy makes it to Toronto for World Cup match with some help — and the wild offers keep pouring in Original

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By Amarachi Amadike Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
A German soccer fan whose World Cup adventure has captivated millions online is thanking former NFL star J.J. Watt for helping ensure he made it to Toronto in time for Germany’s match against Ivory Coast on Saturday. The fan, known online as Freddy, shared on social media Friday that his connecting flight from Dallas to Buffalo had been cancelled due to weather, jeopardizing plans to attend the game. “They rebooked us on a flight tomorrow evening,” he wrote on X.
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World Cup 2026 live: German fans take over downtown Toronto with march ahead of match vs. Ivory Coast; More Fan Fest tickets up for grabs

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By Libaan Osman Verified, Amarachi Amadike Verified, Joshua Smith
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
The World Cup fun continues in Toronto today with Germany and Ivory Coast in action. Follow our live blog for everything you need to know and insights from the Star’s team of reporters and columnists. What to know: Germany plays Ivory Coast at 4 p.m. ET in Toronto Fans expected to march through city to Toronto Stadium (BMO Field) Canada’s next match is June 24 against Switzerland in Vancouver It's a dance party outside Exhibition Place Video Player is loading.
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Canada feeling the love from media after bittersweet World Cup win. But not everyone’s a fan: ‘Cool your jets’

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By Amarachi Amadike Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
Canada won its first World Cup match on Thursday in a game that had it all. From a flurry of red cards and a hat trick to a freak accident that sidelined a key player for the hosts, fans at BC Place experienced an emotional roller-coaster as Les Rouges dismantled Qatar 6-0 and jumped to the top of Group B. Around the world, the Canadian men’s team may finally be gaining respect as a soccer nation.
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