After nearly half a century, migration and its associated hardships continue to be an ongoing reality for Afghans. Over the past three years, nearly two million more Afghans have become refugees, while Pakistan and Iran have forcibly repatriated an equal number in the last year and a half. The issue of Afghan migration and forced More
In this program, you will get an inside look at how individuals nominate themselves for Canada’s parliamentary elections and campaign to gain the trust of the people. Federal elections shape the future of Canada; it’s the process through which citizens elect their representatives, and the Prime Minister is chosen to form the government. We are More
As the harsh winter fades and the first blossoms emerge, Afghanistan welcomes the new year with joy and renewal. This is Nowruz—one of the oldest and most cherished celebrations in the world, deeply woven into the cultural fabric of Afghanistan. Nowruz, meaning ‘New Day’, has been celebrated for over 3,000 years. It dates back to the More
In today’s feature, we sit down with Naveed Chaudhry, the Executive Director of the Peel Multicultural Council (PMC), an organization that has been serving newcomers since 1977. With a mission to empower refugees through education, cultural connection, and financial independence, PMC continues to play a vital role in the settlement and integration of immigrants across More
A recent United Nations report shows that Afghanistan’s economy grew by 2.7% over the past year, with its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) reaching approximately $17.5 billion—an increase of $3 billion compared to the previous year. However, the World Bank’s latest analysis highlights serious economic challenges, including rising poverty, high unemployment, limited financial and revenue sources, More
Liberal leader and Prime minister Mark Carney took direct aim at U.S. President Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Scarborough Friday evening, warning that Trump’s return threatens global economic stability and poses a serious risk to Canadian sovereignty. “We are facing the most significant crisis of our lifetimes because of President Trump’s unjustified tariffs More
The presence of Afghans in Australia is steadily increasing, reflecting their growing interest in entering the political arena and making their voices heard in the country. One of the most prominent figures in this movement is Ms. Rita Anwari, who is running as a candidate in the upcoming Australian federal election. In addition to her political More
Afghan students at York University in Canada organized a colorful Eid celebration and bazaar aimed at strengthening unity among students, preserving cultural identity, and supporting small Afghan businesses. The event gathered Afghan students from various universities across Ontario, along with local Afghan entrepreneurs and cultural figures who actively participated in the celebration. The presentation of More
This special program, “Eid Gift”, showcases the joyful celebrations of Eid al-Fitr by Afghan residents living in Toronto. Organized by the Subhan Islamic Association in collaboration with the Paiwastoon Community, the event aimed to celebrate this blessed day by preserving Afghan unity, cultural values, and national identity. Wesal TV reporter, Abdul Basit Krokhel, conducted spontaneous More
In Toronto, Canada, the Afghan Network for Social Services (ANSS) organized a special celebration for Eid al-Fitr, where Afghan residents came together to perform the Eid prayer and commemorate the occasion in a spirit filled with joy, unity, and brotherhood. Wesal TV correspondent, Ahsanullah Kamal, attended the event and spoke with participants about their Eid More