In this episode of “Memories of the Homeland,” our guest is social activist Kabir Alingary, currently residing in Toronto, Canada. We spoke with him about his life, social initiatives, and personal experiences. What makes this conversation especially poignant is his reflection on the bittersweet memories of village life in his homeland. Additionally, we dive into a More

In this episode, we present a special report on one of the most significant and influential political parties in Canada’s system — the Conservative Party. We aim to inform our Afghan brothers and sisters about the party’s historical roots, its policies, and how it affects people’s everyday lives. As Canada’s federal elections are taking place More

Afghans living in Toronto, Canada, held a peaceful protest against Pakistan’s forced deportation of Afghan refugees. The protest, which included members of various Afghan communities, civil society activists, and the Canada chapter of the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM), was a demonstration against violations of international human rights standards. Protesters called on international human rights organizations, More

With the goal of fostering national unity, peace, and development, the first press conference under the banner of the “National Dialogue” was held online, hosted by the Mili Mehwar Party (MMP). This grassroots initiative—aimed at building a united Afghanistan and a shared future—was attended by hundreds of Afghans from various parts of the world. The More

A Wesal TV reporter traveled to Ajax, a city near Toronto, to cover the election campaign of Liberal Party candidate Jennifer McKelvie. During her campaign event, McKelvie engaged with local residents, listened to their concerns, and outlined her key priorities for the future. She emphasized that environmental protection, transportation, and the expansion of public services are at the forefront of More

Despite being an agricultural country, Afghanistan’s farmers continue to face significant challenges, primarily due to limited access to markets. This lack of market connectivity results in considerable losses for producers and hampers the overall growth of the agricultural sector. At the same time, the government struggles to generate meaningful revenue from agricultural production, further exacerbating More

In Pickering, Ontario, Canada, the Pickering Afghan Association organized a vibrant cultural gathering to celebrate the arrival of the spring season. The event featured traditional music, poetry recitations, special entertainment, and local foods, creating an atmosphere of joy and unity. This gathering was a significant step in preserving Afghan culture, strengthening social bonds, and safeguarding More

Canada’s political history is marked by the leadership of individuals who have played pivotal roles in shaping the nation’s foundations, economy, and identity. From Alexander Mackenzie to Sir John Sparrow David Thompson, each prime minister has faced the political, social, and economic challenges of their time with vision and determination. Behind these leaders, however, stands More

Thousands of kilometers away from Afghanistan, a new office of the Paiwastoon community has opened in Toronto, Canada, to address the challenges faced by Afghans and to support their social integration. The opening ceremony was attended by cultural and social figures as well as members of the Canadian Parliament. The Paiwastoon community, which has served More

This special program offers a clear and comprehensive overview of Canada’s federal elections — a cornerstone of the country’s political system. From running as a candidate to casting a vote, forming a government, and understanding the role of political parties, we break it all down to encourage Afghan-Canadians to take an active role in the More