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  • International Women’s Day in Canada – A Call to Keep Moving Forward
    In Canada, March 8th is more than just a celebration—it’s a moment to reflect on how far we’ve come and how much work is still needed for true gender equality. As someone living in Canada and part of a global movement of entrepreneurs and change-makers, I see the power of women’s ...
  • International Women’s Day in Kenya – Empowering Women for a Brighter Future
    Every March 8th, the world comes together to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD)—a day to honor the achievements of women and push for gender equality. In Kenya, this day holds deep significance as women continue to rise in leadership, business, and social impact, despite ongoing challenges. As a Kenyan and someone ...
  • Inside the new Peel Reception Centre, where refugee claimants will make their first stop in Canada
    On Saturday, the facility with complete support services under one roof will open fully to as many as 680 people. The Star got a sneak peek. Beds in a dorm are ready. On Saturday, the centre will open fully to as many as 680 single men and women, to supplement three hotels ...
  • African Migrants From Top Economies Out-Earn US Natives
    African Migrants From Top Economies Out-Earn US Natives African migrants working in the United States are enjoying significantly higher median household incomes compared to the national average. According to 2024 data from the U.S. Census Bureau, African migrants from some of the six largest economies in Africa earn above the U.S. average income ...
  • What newcomers can expect in Canada’s evolving economy
    Teecee Okore As Canada enters 2025, the economy presents both opportunities and hurdles for immigrants, who are essential to its workforce yet often encounter barriers that make the path to success complex. Take Teecee Okore for instance. A seasoned marketing consultant from Nigeria, she moved to Canada in 2024 with high ...