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Ethnic and racial minorities are groups of people who differ from the majority population in a country or region based on their ethnicity or race. These groups often have distinct cultural, linguistic, or ancestral backgrounds and may face unique social, economic, or political challenges.
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In Canada, ethnic and racial minorities encounter challenges including the need for greater recognition and inclusion in public symbols like currency and holidays. They also face issues related to hate crimes, fair treatment in professional sectors, and the preservation and honoring of their cultural heritage.
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The release of political prisoners is significant because such prisoners often include members of ethnic and racial minority groups detained due to their activism or identity. Their freedom is seen as a matter of human rights and justice by their communities and advocates worldwide.
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Efforts to honor cultural heritage include campaigns to recognize important cultural or religious festivals as public holidays and initiatives to protect and celebrate unique traditions. These actions aim to promote respect, understanding, and inclusion of minority cultures within broader society.
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As an Iranian, I ask the Government of Canada to recognize Reza Pahlavi as the leader of our opposition against the brutal Islamic regime that has taken 90 million Iranians hostage, including exiles like me. He understands our demands and gives you our voice. We will not be ignored and we will not stay silent. Tens of thousands of young, innocent lives have been lost—just in recent months. Silence in the face of one of the most barbaric genocides of this century is not an option.
As an Iranian-Canadian, I ask the Government of Canada to recognize Reza Pahlavi as the leader of our opposition against the brutal Islamic regime that has taken 90 million Iranians hostage, including exiles like me. He understands our demands and gives you our voice. We will not be ignored and we will not stay silent. Tens of thousands of young, innocent lives have been lost—just in recent months. Silence in the face of one of the most barbaric genocides of this century is not an option.
I sincerely urge the Canadian government to recognize Prince Reza Pahlavi as the leader of the transition against the brutal and terrorist forces of the Islamic Republic. Let’s not let the blood of innocent people go to waste—help us seek justice. My mother lives there with the rest of my family, my cousins, and all of my friends. I am worried every day if today I'm going to hear some bad news about my friends and family or if I'm not going to be able to see them ever again. I haven't seen my family and mother for over 10 years now and I simply just wanna be able to see my mother again before it's too late!
As I reflect on Remembrance Day on the pure evil that once was in 1939-1945, it is scary what is happening in the world w far right & far left rhetoric & movements It will affect us all in TO Ontario Canada & abroad I know my husband & I upon visiting the Nova music fest installation, could never forget the horrid images heinous acts & what was done to women This was another Holocaust We have homegrown terrorism even in Toronto w plots that have been foiled My husband & I supported Israel’s right to defend itself We denounce the terrorism of Hamas & others I feel the world has not learned & I lose faith in humanity Having had a father-in-law who was a war veteran I know all too well the horrors of those who seek to destroy dehumanize & who don’t care about young people As long as governments ignore crises or use their own agenda to sow more division & less unity in Canada & cities a bleak world more so is created for our kids & grandkids Stop inviting more terrorism into Ca nada now! Canada must show respect to all communities but not invite terror Learn from history!
As a long standing Toronto resident, I’m shocked and disheartened that the flagpole outside city hall will be used to fly the flag of another country. Given what the Palestinian flag has come to represent over the months since October 7, 2023, it is simply nonsense to say this decision is different from supporting any cause. When the raising of this flag makes a large portion of Toronto community members feel physically and psychologically unsafe, it is time to rethink the plan.