Addressing Ongoing Isolation & Segregation in Canada: How the AfriCanad Multicultural Carnival is Enhancing Recreation, Unity, and Multicultural Interactions In a country as diverse as Canada, one would expect a seamless fusion of cultures and communities. However, despite the rich multiculturalism that defines our nation, there remain persistent issues of isolation and segregation, both socially...Read More

The province of Manitoba has appointed her first female Premier, Heather Stefanson, emerging as the winner of the party election ahead of her opponent. The Premier-designate had 8,405 votes from the house, while her opponent, Shelly Glover, had a total of 8,042 votes at Victoria Inn in west Winnipeg. In her speech after the election,...Read More

Kaycee Madu, a Nigerian Born Canadian  migrated to Canada in 2005 alongside his wife.  Kelechi Madu was born and raised in Southeastern Nigeria, he attended  University of Lagos graduating with a Bachelor of Laws, and was called to the bar in Nigeria. Kelechi Madu was an active member of the Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta, organizing...Read More

We were one big family until the unfortunate happened, we were diverted, we were distracted and well differentiated from one another. We are differentiated by colors, by religion, by race, by ethnic and by every other thing we could think of, but the root of our major separation was our defined territory. We all want...Read More