The Somali community in Canada has recently gained a reliable and comprehensive online platform for accessing interviews and information relevant to their community. This is thanks to the Ct Somali YouTube channel and social media platforms. This channel has been gaining attention and popularity within the community due to its focus on delivering relevant programs

Calgary, Alberta – Suleman Abdi, a former refugee, settled in Medicine Hat, Alberta, in 2013. He moved to Calgary in 2015 to seek better job opportunities and sponsor his Kenyan daughters. Despite the language barrier and that Suleman has no family or friends in Calgary, he has been able to adjust and settle in independently.

The Somali population in Canada has experienced a consistent increase over the past few decades as more and more Somalis seek a better life in this beautiful country. Explore the flourishing community and its opportunities, witnessing the steady rise of opportunity and a strong sense of community. The 2021 census numbers show that the Somali

Somali music has lost one of its legendary singers, Amina Abdullahi Hirso, who passed away today in Borama. Amina was a renowned singer, actress, and performer who had contributed to the Somali art scene for nearly thirty years. Amina was born between the northern cities of Wajale and Borama, and she was raised in Djibouti,

Asad Abukar is a Somali refugee who settled in Medicine Hat, Alberta, in 2021 after being an asylum seeker for many years. He finally came to Canada as a government-sponsored refugee through the UNHCR. After living in Medicine Hat for some time, Asad spoke to the CT Somali program, which focuses on Somali people in

Edmonton, Alberta, is a city known for its diverse community, and the Somali community is an active and thriving part of it. In a recent interview with Abdirhaman, a member of the Somali community who has lived in Edmonton for many years, we learned about the Somali community’s significant contributions to the city and Canada