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Canada’s Africa-only travel ban reveals the racism shaping Canada’s international policy

17 December 2021 By admin

Canada’s Africa-only travel ban reveals the racism shaping Canada’s international policy: Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news: Canada’s Africa-only travel ban reveals the racism shaping Canada’s international policy: While some may consider the recent discriminatory COVID-19 measures an anomaly motivated by extreme public health concerns, they are reflective of … [Read more...] about Canada’s Africa-only travel ban reveals the racism shaping Canada’s international policy

SA News: Heat is on: Canada’s top chefs meet in Kelowna to compete for gold

28 January 2017 By admin

Heat is on: Canada’s top chefs meet in Kelowna to compete for gold: Eric Hanson, chef of Prairie Noodle Shop in Edmonton. Hanson has cooked in 40 countries, including the five-star Tala Private Game Reserve in South Africa and has appeared on City TV, Global and CTV. • Jinhee Lee, executive chef of the pan-Asian ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews In South Africa, … [Read more...] about SA News: Heat is on: Canada’s top chefs meet in Kelowna to compete for gold

Apartheid, the Media and Canada’s Planned Military Deployment to Africa

16 December 2016 By admin

Apartheid, the Media and Canada’s Planned Military Deployment to Africa: Did Canada lead the international charge against apartheid and white rule in South Africa or criticize a country that, in fact, did? Recent commentary about Canada's policy towards southern Africa's liberation struggles distorts history that should inform debate over Canada's planned military … [Read more...] about Apartheid, the Media and Canada’s Planned Military Deployment to Africa

SA News: Milder weather welcomed in Canada’s fire-stricken energy heartland

27 May 2016 By admin

Milder weather welcomed in Canada's fire-stricken energy heartland: Firefighters from the United States and South Africa were expected to join the fight in the next few days, the officials said. Cost estimates predict the temporary oil sands production shutdown could cause the Canadian economy to lose up to 0.5% of gross ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews New pieces of … [Read more...] about SA News: Milder weather welcomed in Canada’s fire-stricken energy heartland

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