Sikh Perspective Too Often Missing From Canadian Coverage Of Sikhs
Some veteran reporters show outright hostility, as if their 30-year-old notes have finally become topical again, and they can dust them off for one...
March 15, 2018
By Jaskaran Sandhu
Canadian Media Makes A Mess Of Covering The Transgender Community
Too often, trans people get invoked in the abstract, rather than having their real stories heard.
January 19, 2018
By Alex V Green
Quebec Media Shuts Racialized People Out Of Discussions Of Racism
"Where does this idea of systemic racism in Quebec come from? Are we living under apartheid?" asked a white pundit on an all-white panel.
October 19, 2017
By Ruby Irene Pratka
Here’s What CBC Staff Told Their Bosses About The Need For Diversity
Union credits CANADALAND piece for exposing "years of virtual inaction" and prompting staff to write management.
September 8, 2017
By Sierra Bein
Lack Of Inclusive Muslim Media Lets Islamophobia Flourish
"In the largest city in Canada, there doesn’t seem to be a single Muslim-led paper of substance or wide distribution."
August 25, 2017
By Steven Zhou
CBC’s Adrian Harewood on Why He Talked to CANADALAND About Diversity
This week, CANADALAND published an article by Farnia Fekri outlining how diverse the CBC is compared to the Canadian population. One of Fekri’s...
August 19, 2016
By Jane Lytvynenko
Just How White Is The CBC?
Despite a federal mandate to reflect the “multicultural and multiracial nature of Canada,” around 90% of staff at Canada’s public broadcaster...
August 17, 2016
By Farnia Fekri
CANADALAND
#128 The Ethnic Aisle
The Ethnic Aisle is a crowdfunded digital magazine tackling issues of multiculturalism, diversity, and race in Toronto and the GTA. Chantal Braganza is the managing editor of The Ethnic Aisle and a digital media producer at TVO. Guest hosted by Scaachi Koul.
April 4, 2016
Short Cuts
#59 LOOKING FOR NON-WHITE NON-MEN
About that thing with Scaachi...
February 24, 2016
COMMONS
George Elliott Clarke: A Polyphony of Canadian Blacknesses
The Parliamentary Poet Laureate talks about working for a pioneering black MP, Canada's multitude of black histories and his problem with telephone companies.
