Articles with tag: canada
Death of Aqsa Pervez: A reflection on Canadian Muslim-Pakistanis
Nauman Mir Dec 16, 2007 interacts: 26As parents, we need to understand and acknowledge that our children deserve even more understanding and support because they are caught between two distinct worlds.
Islam and Hijab-Murder in Canada
Tahir Qazi Dec 15, 2007 interacts: 130Gruesome murder of playful Pakistani Canadian kid in the hands of her father sends the poor soul to her grave and shock waves to the Canadian society.
Is New Brunswick Ready for Emigration?
Mansoor Faridi Mar 20, 2007 interacts: 6Current employment climate is not very conducive to attract international students and persuade graduates to stay back.
The Canadian Dream: Never Fulfilled
Saima Shah Jan 4, 2007 interacts: 52As the digital divide keeps people away from information, the immigrant divide keeps foreign qualified professionals from their profession of choice.
Elections and Security Certificates…Rhetorically Speaking
Shahid Mahmood Jan 21, 2006 interacts: 5Sarmite Bulte is asking for my vote when Canada goes to the polls on January 23 so that she can “continue to work on your behalf'. These past couple of years has seen no indication of her “working for me”. Voters need to move beyond part
Immigrants: Na Idhar ke, Na uddhar ke
Batool Ali Oct 5, 2005 interacts: 81I moved to Canada four years ago - at the time, we - my spouse and I - were determined to 'make a life' in Toronto or live there permanently. However circumstances and family obligations impelled us to move back to Pakistan eventually.
To sue or not to sue…
Shahid Mahmood Jul 4, 2005 interacts: 3It has been a year since I was not allowed to board an Air Canada flight (AC-8087). I have had the case covered in the media and on Parliament Hill but to no avail.
Canada’s First Muslim Woman Member of Parliament: Why did the Media Miss the Story?
Tarek Fatah Jul 30, 2004 interacts: 102The media’s search for ’authentic’ Muslims
Toronto Talks in Whispers
Farzana Versey Oct 26, 2003 interacts: 46Canadian culture is open but reserved; there is a glass wall which lets you look in and look out, but not walk through.
