Freelance journalist
Steven Zhou is a Toronto-based journalist and editor focusing on national security and foreign affairs. He contributes regularly to CBC News online and is an editor at The Islamic Monthly, an online and print magazine that focuses on post-9/11 politics and culture. Steven also worked as a journalist for CBC-Radio and for The Ottawa Citizen. Follow him on Twitter: @stevenzzhou
Canada has repeatedly condemned Israeli settlements as incompatible with international law and a two-state solution. So why do goods produced in those settlements continue to receive access to Canadian markets?
Islamophobia resulting from an imported supremacist ideology must not be allowed to grow.
With
a surge in far-right movements, security agencies need to keep better tabs at
home and coordinate at the international level, argues Steven Zhou.
Canada already has an Islamophobia problem, argues Steven Zhou. If Justin Trudeau wants to truly put a stop to it, it’s time he called out bigotry when he hears it.
As a new counter-radicalization centre opens its
doors, Steven Zhou argues there is a much more basic service still sorely
needed when it comes to reaching vulnerable youth.
Do Muslim youth fear speaking up? A recent roundtable convened a group in order to hear their views on Canadian multiculturalism. Steven Zhou shares their insights.
