ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesDisability LifeGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaA Winnipeg boy’s journey from refugee camps to international soccer tournaments6 hours agoDuration 1:576 hours agoNewsDuration 1:57Jorden Kananga kicked his first soccer ball in the dusty fields of a refugee camp in Malawi. Kananga immigrated to Winnipeg in 2016 with his family where he sharpened his skills on local pitches and played for community clubs. Now, he is playing in International pitches including Spain and the Philippines. Related Stories Canadians prove fearless, on and off field, in first men’s soccer win in Europe in 14 years Confederation College marks 5th year of student refugee program in Thunder Bay, Ont. France to Scotland to Romania all in a week’s work for Canadian soccer player Derek Cornelius Canadian men jump to record No. 26 in FIFA rankings Winnipeg police investigating after soccer club bench destroyed in fireMore from NewsVideo2:14Ostriches granted stay of execution by Supreme Court of Canada1 hour agoVideo2:04B.C. finance minister under fire for expense claims1 hour agoVideo2:05B.C. Greens elect Victoria-based climate activist as new leader1 hour agoVideo7:27B.C. lawsuit alleges Roblox funnelling children toward in-app purchasesOn The Coast 1 hour agoVideo5:2060% of this B.C. cannabis store’s supply chain cut off by BCGEU strike, says ownerOn The Coast 2 hours agoTrending NowVideo2:33Jimmy Kimmel makes emotional return with monologue about free speech The National September 24Video2:51Late-night hosts mock Trump as outrage over Kimmel suspension growsThe National September 20Video1:08 Reaction to U.S. ambassador being ‘disappointed’ with anti-American sentiment in CanadaPolitics News September 19Video3:52 ‘Your countries are being ruined,’ Trump tells UN assemblySeptember 23Video3:21Trump closes out Charlie Kirk memorialThe National September 22
A Winnipeg boy’s journey from refugee camps to international soccer tournaments
