Ahmadi immigrants share their healing journeys after traumas endured in Pakistan
The Toronto Observer spoke to two Ahmadis who say they migrated from Pakistan to Canada after facing great — and life-threatening — ordeals.
Articles by Oruj Chaudhry
Five post-exam ideas for decompressing over the winter holidays
Young adults move away from their hectic schedules and find themselves immersed in the joy of relaxing over the winter holidays.
Remembrance Day Canada: Cmdr. Leanne Crowe reflects on nearly 4 decades of service
Last year felt incomplete without a Remembrance Day ceremony to commemorate the brave Canadian military members, living and deceased, who have served their country. This year, Centennial College safely hosted a live, in-person ceremony, on…
Dining capacity increased amid some skepticism from restaurateurs
COVID-19’s Reopening Ontario Act is underway as 83 per cent of the eligible population in Toronto are fully vaccinated, according to a recent news release by the City of Toronto. On Oct. 25 the city…
Mississauga food bank offers up fresh, healthy produce at weekly Malton market
The market offers a range of fruits and vegetables freshly grown in Canadian farms, combined with additional donations.
Liberals sweep Mississauga for third federal election in a row
Mississauga elected Liberal candidates again in this year’s federal election, though Conservative challengers gave them a run in ridings.
Two buildings in heart of city to house the vulnerable
The city has announced it is buying two buildings, using a federal housing fund, to accommodate those in need.
COVID-19 cases at Canada Post facility have risen since January
A week before February, health concerns in the Canada Post Gateway facility began to rise. In early stages, there were about 121 employees.