Loubna Chlaikhy

They came to work, to provide for their families, and to build a better life in a country known for its social justice.

We explore how the disappearance of the federal leader is perceived by the Sikh community and racialized people.

What are the main political parties really proposing in terms of immigration? La Converse takes stock.

Residents of Montreal North had the opportunity to question three candidates directly during a public debate organized by their neighbourhood council.

At a time when many citizens are getting their information from social networks, these platforms are fertile ground for the creators of fake news.

While the leaders' debate and the Canadiens game dominated the screens on Wednesday evening, more than 400 people made a different choice.

Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle is welcoming more and more asylum seekers from the United States. We meet them.

Two years after the death of the Iordache family, their loved ones are in turn seeking asylum in a Canadian system biased towards the Roma community.

After the rise of the keyword #SurvivantedeCentreJeunesse, some employees denounce the excesses of youth centres.

At least three of the four young girls reported missing in early February in the Montreal region are placed at the Laval Youth Center.

The Saint-Michel Youth Forum fears having to close its doors.

Canada's Special Representative for Combating Islamophobia, Amira Elghawaby, spoke to La Converse.

Tuesday evening, a polar night in Montreal, the Converse School documented the efforts of people experiencing homelessness to keep themselves warm.

Since last summer, immigration restrictions have been taking place in Quebec, as elsewhere in Canada. La Converse goes over the modifications here.

Three political observers shared their analysis of the Trudeau era with us from the perspective of the fight against systemic racism.

The founder of a company dedicated to muscle recovery won the first edition of the Saint-Michel Challenge.

Two reports on police stops and racial profiling in Montreal were presented to the Public Safety Commission.

A survivor of the Las Dos Erres massacre, and a former lieutenant accused of involvement in it, both live in Canada. The former took the stand.

The City has just announced the deployment of mobile mediation and social intervention teams throughout the country at the beginning of 2025.

Abdellah Azzouz, community worker at the Saint-Michel Youth Forum, tells us the story of the police check he was subjected to.

Several Canadian journalists have spoken out, saying they are being pressured by the pro-Israel charity Honest Reporting Canada.

On the occasion of the Francophonie Summit, La Converse and the Bondy Blog co-organized a conference entitled “Parlons Français” on October 3, 2024.

Balake is 22 years old. Born in a refugee camp in Tanzania after his parents fled the war in Congo, he is now a student in Montreal.

Several French people living in Quebec confide their concerns about seeing the extreme right come to power in France in the legislative elections.

To improve access to eyeglasses for immigrants without status, Le Bonhomme à Glettes is touring community organizations in Montreal.

By recontextualizing the McGill encampment from a historical perspective, we see the shades of gray in a debate that is too often in black and white.

Then begins a game of chess to manage to leave with the obligatory agreement of her husband.

Did the oldest synagogue in Canada really host a lounge offering illegal goods for sale?

What if Santa Claus was black? Asian? Arab? Latino?