I left Nigeria as a teenager. Toronto was the perfect place to launch my career.“The people here are open-minded. I’m always going to art and fashion shows and concerts.”
I struggled as an international student. My YouTube channel helps others avoid the same fateI was unprepared when I came to Canada. I want others to avoid the same fate.
I felt at home in Vancouver. Seeing the water and mountains reminded me of Kathmandu.After three years apart, my partner and I finally reunited in Canada
I saw the devastation of climate change in Pakistan. Something needed to be done here too.Canada is a leader in green energy. I hope more immigrants will come to help realize our goals.
I moved from Ecuador to Canada for a tech career—and found community in salsa dancing“You can never be sad or mad when you’re dancing”
As a woman, I had no opportunities in Japan. My world opened up when I got to Canada.“I never once felt celebrated as a woman in Japan”
I escaped Mexico’s cartels. Fourteen years later, the only work I can find is as a janitor.“Every night, my wife and I ate a quick meal before cleaning buildings across the city”
When I moved to Canada from Syria, I could finally be myself“I love living in a place where I can be free about my sexuality without being judged.”
My family and I fled gang violence in Mexico and made a home in Canada"There are times when I miss home, my family, the sun. But sharing the stories of the recipes I brought from Mexico has helped me reclaim my identity here."