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Paul Junor

With a last name that means “Faithful and loyal,” it is no wonder that Paul Junor has become a welcomed addition to the Toronto Caribbean Newspaper Team. Since 1992, Paul has dedicated his life to become what you call a great teacher. Throughout the years, he has formed strong relationships with his students and continues to show them that he cares about them as people. Paul is a warm, accessible, enthusiastic and caring individual who not only makes himself available for his students, but for his community as well.

Stories By Paul Junor

News & Views

The Dutty Boukman Book Club explores Black radical texts to empower and educate BIPOC community

BY PAUL JUNOR Since January 2023, the Dutty Boukman Book Club has become an: educational, informational and inspirational space in...

By Paul JunorJanuary 21, 2025

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Tracing the impact of racial trauma in Black communities from the colonial era to the present

BY PAUL JUNOR Dr. Ingrid R.G Waldron has been at the forefront of utilizing an intersectional approach as Professor and...

By Paul JunorJanuary 21, 2025

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Removal of Director of Education at Waterloo District School Board raises questions

BY PAUL JUNOR It was in June 2021 that jeewan chanicka was appointed as Director of Education of the Waterloo...

By Paul JunorJanuary 20, 2025

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Caribbean Solidarity Network focus on community based political education

BY PAUL JUNOR Since it was launched the Caribbean Solidarity Network (CSN) has been positively impacting and influencing the Caribbean...

By Paul JunorJanuary 18, 2025

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Youth worker Alisha Brooks remembered for her work to end domestic violence

BY PAUL JUNOR The death of youth worker Alisha Brooks on Sunday, December 8th, 2024 has sent shockwaves throughout the...

By Paul JunorJanuary 9, 2025

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Canada passes new law to address wrongful convictions

BY PAUL JUNOR The work of Innocence Canada, formerly known as the Association in Defence of the Wrongly Convicted (AIDWYC)...

By Paul JunorJanuary 8, 2025

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The Toronto Caribbean Carnival is in desperate need of emergency and sustainable multi-year funding

BY PAUL JUNOR The announcement of a $3.5 million “critical investment” in the Toronto Caribbean Festival by the federal government...

By Paul JunorJanuary 8, 2025

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Parents of Black Children honour the past, empowering the present, and cultivating the future

BY PAUL JUNOR The work of PoBC was highlighted at its recent annual general meeting, which was held at the...

By Paul JunorJanuary 8, 2025

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United Way Greater Toronto invests over $1 Million in eight projects in Jane-Finch area

BY PAUL JUNOR The United Way Greater Toronto is poised to make a significant difference in one of the most...

By Paul JunorJanuary 7, 2025

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Banning “The Book of Negroes.” Who are we really protecting?

BY PAUL JUNOR Lawrence Hill’s novel, “The Book of Negroes” has received many accolades since it was published in 2007....

By Paul JunorJanuary 4, 2025

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