The Ismaili Jamat Khana and Center hosted its inaugural T.E.A. Talks event. T.E.A. Talks stands for Talk – Educate – Ask
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Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi was the third speaker in the Axworthy Distinguished Lecture Series
Havard’s free online course – Understanding Islam through its Scriptures taught by Professor Ali Asani – continues this week.
The top buildings constructed in Toronto over the last five years highlight the fact that this city is only getting better
Anar Simpson, Special Advisor for the Office of the Chair, Women, Girls and Technology, Mozilla
Nurain Lakhani and Zachary Wallace, students in grade 6 at Cloverdale school in Edmonton, Alberta, got their school involved in helping the students of Fort McMurray.
Photos for Spring 2016 Scenes at the Aga Khan Museum
But like many business owners taking on Syrian employees, his motivation is not entirely philanthropic – he’s also looking to find hard-working employees in a sector with high turnover.
Photojournalist Marc Ellison explains the making of Safe House, a ‘graphic novel 2.0’ that mixes illustrations, video and stills
Dr. Safeena Kherani, otolaryngologist and associate professor at the University of Ottawa
Laura Fortin – a native of Montreal – was an International Youth Fellow in 2015-16.
Manji, a third-year computer science student-athlete, went undefeated at the OUA tennis championship.
Raiyaan’s home is Canada, but the 10 year old boy is a global citizen who’s interests range far outside his own country.
Chair of the alumni UBC Board of Directors introduces the five UBC alumni recently elected at the AGM to the alumni UBC Board of Directors
This rehabilitation project spearheaded by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, which has restored a variety of sites that preserve Zanzibar’s rich history and culture.