Hussain: Saima Hussain

Saima Hussain: She worked as a university admissions counsellor before moving back to Pakistan in 2004 to become a journalist for the Dawn newspaper. Her parents now split their time between Canada and Pakistan, but Hussain returned to Canada in 2011 to study in Ryerson Universitys publishing program. She now freelances for Dawn and has written a childrens non-fiction book, according to The Star. I think for them it was getting a better future for their children. In Karachi there would be strikes, tension. School would be closed; businesses would be closed Saima Hussain, 40, a freelance writer and author, came to Canada from Pakistan with her parents and two brothers in 1996. They first arrived in Montreal but moved on to North York and eventually Mississauga. Hussain studied English and history at the University of Toronto and then took a masters degree in South Asian studies. Why did your family come to Canada? (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.