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Gay South Asian artists discuss gender, sexuality and creativity
Dealing with being gay can be difficult for most people, but adding an ethnic background to the mix can make things even more colourful and, some artists argue, be good for one's creative...
Travelling religion class introduces Canadian students to India's religious diversity
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Consortium of Canadian universities sets up offices in India
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Advocacy group pushes action plan for South Asian health in Canada
The South Asian Professional Network for Health Awareness (SAPNA) believes that specific measures need to be taken to address the health of South Asians in Canada. As columnist Rashi Khilnani...
Researchers urge Canadian doctors to review baby weight charts
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Hamilton-based musician outsources video to India
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Twinning artists, twinning cities
A new program from OCAD University, formerly the Ontario College of Art and Design, brings artists from Toronto together with artists from other cities around the world. As Rashi Khilnani tells us,...
India-Canada free trade negotiations speed up
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History of child marriage in India
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Conflict on marriage leads to creative collaboration
Asha Jain wanted her son, playwright Ravi Jain, to get married. So they arranged for him to meet a girl while vacationing in India. And, what was meant to be an introduction felt more like a push,...
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