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A daily look at the top stories making headlines in Canada and around the world with reaction and perspective from the Mandarin-speaking community.
We speak with Melissa Chung-Mowat, federal NDP candidate for Winnipeg-North and mixed-heritage Chinese-Indigenous woman, who shares her perspective on the importance of educating Canadian immigrants and newcomers on the history of Indigenous peoples.
A study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says differences in retirement security experienced by Indigenous and racialized seniors compared to their white counterparts reveals Canada’s “colour-coded” retirement. new.omnitv.ca/s130055
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To celebrate Asian Heritage Month, OMNI Television sat down with some Canadian politicians of Asian descent to hear about their career path in politics, their thoughts on how to get more Asian voices into parliament and what Asian Heritage Month means to them.’
In this installment, we hear from Shawn Chen, Liberal MP for Scarborough North.
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To celebrate Asian Heritage Month, OMNI Television sat down with some Canadian politicians of Asian descent to hear about their career path in politics, their thoughts on how to get more Asian voices into parliament and what Asian Heritage Month means to them.’
In this installment, we hear from Mary Ng, Liberal MP for Markham—Thornhill and Minister of Small Business, Export Promotion and International Trade.
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To celebrate Asian Heritage Month, OMNI Television sat down with some Canadian politicians of Asian descent to hear about their career path in politics, their thoughts on how to get more Asian voices into parliament and what Asian Heritage Month means to them.’
In this installment, we hear from Kenny Chiu, Conservative MP for Steveston—Richmond East.
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To celebrate Asian Heritage Month, OMNI Television sat down with some Canadian politicians of Asian descent to hear about their career path in politics, their thoughts on how to get more Asian voices into parliament and what Asian Heritage Month means to them.’
In this installment, we hear from Nellie Shin, Conservative MP for Port Moody—Coquitlam.
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To celebrate Asian Heritage Month, OMNI Television sat down with some Canadian politicians of Asian descent to hear about their career path in politics, their thoughts on how to get more Asian voices into parliament and what Asian Heritage Month means to them.
First up is Michael Chong, a Conservative MP from Wellington-Halton Hills, who’s also the Foreign Affairs Critic for the Conservative Party.
To celebrate Asian Heritage Month, OMNI Television sat down with some Canadian politicians of Asian descent to hear about their career path in politics, their thoughts on how to get more Asian voices into parliament and what Asian Heritage Month means to them.
In our second installment, we hear from Jenny Kwan, NDP MP for Vancouver-Mount Pleasant
“There will always be more that connects us than divides us. Let’s bend towards that impulse, let’s embrace that common truth.”
A Sportsnet video essay on Asian Heritage Month translated in Mandarin.
The Ontario government is set to debate a new law it says is ‘key’ to ending human trafficking in the province, but activists say Bill 251 will expand police power to criminalize sex workers and increase racial profiling and discrimination against Asian and Black communities.
安省疫苗接种计划周二起进入第二阶段，省长道格福特表示，由於变种病毒快速传播，省府需要调整接种策略，重点为无法在家工作的必要服务人员，前线看护人员，以及疫情重灾区的居民优先注射.
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Chinese Canadian National Council Toronto Chapter is calling on the Ontario government to immediately prioritize COVID-19 vaccine distribution to frontline workers they say are disproportionately impacted by new variants of the virus, many of whom are racialized, immigrant, women and young undocumented workers.
前线工人在餐馆，超市，建筑行业，或工厂工作。我们也听到一些工厂爆发疫情，很多华裔工人是在工厂工作。而健康护理人员如果你在公营机构工作，可能已经打了疫苗或是符合打疫苗的资格，但华裔社区有很多做家政或由私人聘请做护理，照顾老人或家人，他们没有办法打疫苗。所以我们呼吁政府尽快放宽打疫苗的标准。
平权会多伦多分会现在有一个项目，专门协助前线员工打疫苗。很多前线工作人员工作很忙，上网，英文或者交通有困难， 我们的项目就是专门协助他们申请或打疫苗，也可以帮助没有身份的人士申请。我们知道不少前线工作的员工没有身份，应该多关注他们，因为他们受到很大影响
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The Chinese Canadian National Council Toronto Chapter is calling on the Ontario government to immediately prioritize COVID-19 vaccine distribution to frontline workers they say are disproportionately impacted by the virus.