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Stop poisonous prejudice against Canadians of Chinese descent

  • The rising tide of hatred against Asians is a matter of urgent concern and deserves to be condemned by all Canadians. In this context,
Opinion | BY CAMILLE LABCHUK | July 29, 2021
Senator Yuen Pau Woo, pictured in 2017 on the Hill. The authors write that they are 'especially perturbed by blatant personal attacks against prominent Canadians of Chinese origin who have soberly expressed views on China and Canada-China relations, as with the case of Senator Yuen Pau Woo.' The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Stop poisonous prejudice against Canadians of Chinese descent

Opinion | BY CAMILLE LABCHUK | July 29, 2021
  • The rising tide of hatred against Asians is a matter of urgent concern and deserves to be condemned by all Canadians. In this context,

Stop poisonous prejudice against Canadians of Chinese descent

Opinion | BY CAMILLE LABCHUK | July 29, 2021
  • The rising tide of hatred against Asians is a matter of urgent concern and deserves to be condemned by all Canadians. In this context,
Senator Yuen Pau Woo, pictured in 2017 on the Hill. The authors write that they are 'especially perturbed by blatant personal attacks against prominent Canadians of Chinese origin who have soberly expressed views on China and Canada-China relations, as with the case of Senator Yuen Pau Woo.' The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Stop poisonous prejudice against Canadians of Chinese descent

  • The rising tide of hatred against Asians is a matter of urgent concern and deserves to be condemned by all Canadians. In this context,
Opinion | BY CAMILLE LABCHUK | July 29, 2021
Senator Yuen Pau Woo, pictured in 2017 on the Hill. The authors write that they are 'especially perturbed by blatant personal attacks against prominent Canadians of Chinese origin who have soberly expressed views on China and Canada-China relations, as with the case of Senator Yuen Pau Woo.' The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Stop poisonous prejudice against Canadians of Chinese descent

Opinion | BY CAMILLE LABCHUK | July 29, 2021
  • The rising tide of hatred against Asians is a matter of urgent concern and deserves to be condemned by all Canadians. In this context,

Stop poisonous prejudice against Canadians of Chinese descent

Opinion | BY CAMILLE LABCHUK | July 29, 2021
  • The rising tide of hatred against Asians is a matter of urgent concern and deserves to be condemned by all Canadians. In this context,
Senator Yuen Pau Woo, pictured in 2017 on the Hill. The authors write that they are 'especially perturbed by blatant personal attacks against prominent Canadians of Chinese origin who have soberly expressed views on China and Canada-China relations, as with the case of Senator Yuen Pau Woo.' The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Keeping whales and dolphins in captivity becoming obsolete

  • Keeping whales and dolphins in captivity is rapidly becoming obsolete around the world, and Canada is no exception. The Senate Fisheries Committee is currently
Opinion | BY CAMILLE LABCHUK | October 23, 2017
A bill currently under consideration by the Senate, S-203, would bar whale and dolphin captivity across Canada. Photograph courtesy of Christopher Michel

Keeping whales and dolphins in captivity becoming obsolete

Opinion | BY CAMILLE LABCHUK | October 23, 2017
  • Keeping whales and dolphins in captivity is rapidly becoming obsolete around the world, and Canada is no exception. The Senate Fisheries Committee is currently

Keeping whales and dolphins in captivity becoming obsolete

Opinion | BY CAMILLE LABCHUK | October 23, 2017
  • Keeping whales and dolphins in captivity is rapidly becoming obsolete around the world, and Canada is no exception. The Senate Fisheries Committee is currently
A bill currently under consideration by the Senate, S-203, would bar whale and dolphin captivity across Canada. Photograph courtesy of Christopher Michel
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