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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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How Doug Ford’s OSAP changes are forcing Ontario students to make a choice: Go deep into debt or drop out

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By Amarachi Amadike Verified
| Welland Tribune Verified
One student may have to drop out of school. Another is considering deferring his master’s degree. And a third says the cost of staying in school is making it harder to cover his rent. Across Ontario, post-secondary students say changes to the province’s Ontario Student Assistant Program funding are forcing them to rethink whether they can afford to stay in school. Earlier this year, Ontario announced plans to inject $6.4 billion into post-secondary institutions over the next four years.
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How Doug Ford’s OSAP changes are forcing Ontario students to make a choice: Go deep into debt or drop out

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By Amarachi Amadike Verified
| St. Catharines Standard Verified
One student may have to drop out of school. Another is considering deferring his master’s degree. And a third says the cost of staying in school is making it harder to cover his rent. Across Ontario, post-secondary students say changes to the province’s Ontario Student Assistant Program funding are forcing them to rethink whether they can afford to stay in school. Earlier this year, Ontario announced plans to inject $6.4 billion into post-secondary institutions over the next four years.
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How Doug Ford’s OSAP changes are forcing Ontario students to make a choice: Go deep into debt or drop out Original

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By Amarachi Amadike Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
One student may have to drop out of school. Another is considering deferring his master’s degree. And a third says the cost of staying in school is making it harder to cover his rent. Across Ontario, post-secondary students say changes to the province’s Ontario Student Assistant Program funding are forcing them to rethink whether they can afford to stay in school. Earlier this year, Ontario announced plans to inject $6.4 billion into post-secondary institutions over the next four years.
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