Schema : more than ethnic

1.2 "BWAYRF" Call For Submission

By Schema Magazine

The theme of our first release was so popular, we've decided to do a second run of new stories! Storytellers of any and all cultural backgrounds are encouraged to submit to submit[@]schemamag.ca.

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Ziya Tong speaks about 25@25

By Contributing Writer Nisha Sikka

Nisha Sikka asks Ziya about her love for science and travel, and upcoming projects.

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Nobu Adilman speaks about 25@25

By Contributing Writer Rachel Chua

Rachel Chua asks Nobu about his recent projects, his cultural heritage and more.

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Part VI: Really Not That Simple

By Guest Contributor Paul Dhillon

Globetrotter Paul Dhillon explores the complexity of living abroad.

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Part V: Same same, but different

By Guest Contributor Julia Lin

1.5 Gen, Julia Lin, describes her balancing the best of both worlds.

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Part IV : Oh, really? You were born in Guelph?

By Guest Contributor Araba Ocran-Caesar

Toronto-based entrepreneur Araba Ocran-Caesar shares her strategy to evading the ethnic-answer.

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Part III: Kinda Chinese

By Guest Contributor Cedric Sam (Comme les Chinois)

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Part II : I Come From A Land Down Under (Or a Song by Men In Hats?)

By Guest Contributor Naomi Ward

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Part I : Guessing Game

By Guest Contributor Mauree Aki Matsuska

Mauree Aki Matsusaka welcomes the curiosity about her identity.

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Intro

By Jen Sookfong Lee

The author of End of East begins our inaugural special series.

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1.1 BUT WHERE ARE YOU REALLY FROM?

Statistics Canada predicts that half of second-generation Canadians would be visibly diverse

Statistics Canad has just released its Projections of the diversity of the Canadian population, for population grown between 2006 to 2031. That's basically two generations from now. They're just estimations about how visibly and culturally diverse the country will be, but made by the smartest people in the country.

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Homeless Man as Fashion Icon | Brother Sharp

My parents were watching the Chinese news last night and one particular story about a homeless man from China caught my attention. His name is Cheng Guorong, better known as "Brother Sharp," a title dubbed in Tianya, the most popular internet forum in China.

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Latinocanadà

Canada's first Spanish-speakers may have been around centuries ago, but now we associate their language with our neighbours down south or Mexico, Spanish having become of commercial importance post-NAFTA. Writer Stephen Henighan digs deeper for the soul and history of the small but expanding Latin community of Canada.

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Shop For Free! At The Frock Swap 4.0

Love shopping, but broke? Your problem is solved by The Frock Swap 4.0, a day of free and sustainable shopping. Partake in this event on May 2nd, 2010, International Swap Day.

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NEW! 1.2 (more) But Where Are You REALLY From Call for Submissions. The theme of our first release was so popular, we've decided to do a second run of new stories! Please send any proposals, greetings, ideas and pitches no later than February 22nd, 2010. We encourage early submissions!

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