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Not all heroes wear capes, and some good deeds are never rewarded. Chimidi Ilonze is set to build a society where all races are included.
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When faced with adversity and tribulations, a person experiences a magnificent metamorphosis in which their path of struggle culminates in the discovery of unflinching optimism. Iris May, an British artist who lived in Scotland, embarked [ READ MORE ]
Jasleen Ragbotra, an international student from India, has started her own baking business in Calgary after a hard job search. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT refrigeration student Tyler Cherkowski is preparing for the international WorldSkills competition, and instructor Paul Fleischhauer is training him vigorously. [ READ MORE ]
Former sports journalist Ryan Pinder has found new success with his Calgary sports podcast, Barn Burner. [ READ MORE ]
We learn from Mehakdeep Kaur, an international student studying at Bow Valley College, how some students from overseas celebrate Diwali while not residing in their native country. [ READ MORE ]
Many businesses in Calgary are busy during the holiday season, but is the first one that comes to mind a chip company? [ READ MORE ]
People Migrating from different parts of Canada to Alberta. [ READ MORE ]
Canadian institutes like SAIT are maintaining a multicultural environment around the country by celebrating other community’s festivals. [ READ MORE ]
Multiculturalism is part of the fabric of life in Calgary. That was on display in Calgary’s Chinatown on National Pupusas Day. The Calgary Salvadorian Folkloric Association held their second annual Pupusas Festival on Sunday, Nov. [ READ MORE ]
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