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From affordability and accessibility to growing communities and career opportunities, more newcomers are choosing Pickering as they navigate immigration to Canada and begin building their lives here.

In this story, Ukrainian newcomer Alla Teutul shares how finally reuniting with her family in Pickering brought a sense of peace after years of separation and...


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If I am quiet, I am safe. If I am invisible, I am safe,” this was Yasir Khan’s mantra growing up.

Born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan, Khan was the skinny, short kid with crooked teeth, an easy target for school bullies. At home too, he felt he had to “say the right thing” to earn approval. Over time, silence became a form of armour. That armour followed him everywher...


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By Vivian Meraki

Ramona’s husband left her and their children after their youngest of four was born. She worked multiple jobs, doing her best to scrape together what she could to provide for her young family. Days where she could buy a chicken or fish for dinner felt like a special treat, and she would carefu...


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For over twenty years, Canada’s public colleges and universities shared a highly profitable blueprint: recruit international students globally to help fund domestic education. Between 2003 and 2023, the number of full-time international students grew eightfold, turning international education into a massive economic pillar for the country.


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By Tarun Paul Singh

For many newcomers in the Greater Toronto Area, cricket is far more than just a sport—it is a vital connection to home, culture, and community. That connection came alive on Sunday, April 26, 2026, at Yashi Sports, where players gathered not only to train but to rally behind a powerful cau...


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