Al-Rashid Mosque in Canada: A Symbol of Civilization and Unity Have you ever heard about the first mosque built in Canada? The story of Al-Rashid Mosque is considered a shining symbol of civilization, unity, and social awareness — and it was established nearly nine decades ago. Located in Edmonton, Alberta, Al-Rashid Mosque is recognized as More

The government of Pakistan is reportedly working on legislation that, according to Pashtun political leaders, aims to bring the vast mineral wealth of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under Punjab’s control. While Pashtun political parties and activists have so far managed to resist this agenda, many fear that, given the history and conduct of political institutions, the threat remains serious More

In one of Canada’s most significant media gatherings, World Press Freedom Day was commemorated in the city of Toronto with the broad participation of journalists, university professors, and media activists from Afghanistan and Canada. The event was organized by the Free Speech Centre, aiming to highlight the challenges, threats, and the urgent need for global More

In the heart of Toronto, far from their homeland, a group of Afghan girls gathered to raise the silent cries of girls deprived of education in Afghanistan, marching with firm steps and red pashmina scarves. This march was part of the national Red Pashmina Walk movement in Canada, initiated by the organization Right to Learn More

In this context, what is climate change, and why is environmental protection so important? We interviewed Abdulhadi Achakzai, an expert engaged in key efforts related to environmental protection, climate change, and the conservation of natural resources. We encourage you to watch the full interview. Catch it on Wesal TV’s YouTube channel! Views: 5

Afghans living in Vancouver, Canada, face a range of social, economic, and cultural challenges. The Afghan Cultural Society is working actively to support the community by providing essential services such as language learning programs, employment support, and cultural and social events. To highlight these issues and discuss possible solutions, we sat down for an exclusive More

These days, some Afghan politicians—led by former Vice President Sarwar Danish and Latif Pedram—have brought up the issue of a federal system in relation to the constitution, keeping the debate active on social media. This comes despite the fact that they currently hold neither any territory nor official authority or status. Still, they hope that a federal system should More

Mississauga, Canada – A remarkable event took place in Mississauga, Canada, where Echoes from the Mountains, a collection of selected poems by renowned Pashto poet Ghani Khan, was officially launched. The event, attended by a distinguished group of social and cultural figures, was a celebration of Ghani Khan’s legacy and his profound contributions to Pashto literature. The collection, translated More

In the 2025 federal election, Afghan-Canadians not only cast their votes but also sent a strong message of civic engagement, responsibility, and identity. According to the results, the Liberal Party won 169 out of 343 electoral ridings and is set to form a minority government. From cities like Ajax, Pickering, Toronto, Mississauga, and other densely More

Mark Carney, leader of the Liberal Party and Prime Minister of Canada, criticized the U.S. President Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Mississauga, blaming Trump’s trade wars for damaging the global economy and betraying the Canadian people. “Canadians were shocked by this betrayal,” Carney said. “But we will never forget the lessons we’ve learned.” Carney, 60, More