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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

Addressing period poverty in elementary and high schools

BY PAUL JUNOR The issue of period poverty is one that unfairly and disproportionately impacts women, girls, and females all...

By Paul JunorApril 4, 2022

News & Views

Ontario introduces curriculum with an emphasis on STEM, Skilled Trades, Emerging Technologies, and Hands-On Practice

BY PAUL JUNOR It has been fifteen years since Ontario’s elementary science and technology was revised. Ontario Education Minister Stephen...

By Paul JunorApril 4, 2022

News & Views

Federation of Black Canadians calls for the equal treatment of all people affected by the invasion of Ukraine by Russia

BY PAUL JUNOR Since the invasion of Ukraine by Russia on Tuesday, February 24th, 2022, there has been much international...

By Paul JunorApril 4, 2022

News & Views

Citizen for the Advancement of Community Development continues to make a positive difference in the lives of BIPOC youth

BY PAUL JUNOR For over twenty years, the Citizen for the Advancement of Community Development (CACD) has been instrumental in...

By Paul JunorApril 4, 2022

News & Views

Ontario government refuses school boards request to extend mask mandate

BY PAUL JUNOR The announcement by the Ontario Government that mask mandates for students and staff will be lifted has...

By Paul JunorApril 3, 2022

News & Views

How can statues of Black leaders impact anti-Black racism and perceptions of Black communities by non-Black communities?

BY PAUL JUNOR Ogo Tawa has been making a powerful and impactful influence on the Black Canadian and global scene...

By Paul JunorApril 3, 2022

News & Views

Additional educational grants and scholarships are available for students

BY PAUL JUNOR Since its establishment in January 2012, the Jerome Henry Foundation (JHF) has been making a significant difference...

By Paul JunorApril 3, 2022

News & Views

Gloria O’koye highlights the power of those who are silent, marginalized, and oppressed

BY PAUL JUNOR Gloria O’koye (a.k.a G.LGlowz) continues to use the power of her voice to tap into the creativity and...

By Paul JunorApril 1, 2022

News & Views

Revealing report released illustrating the reality of anti-Black racism within Ontario’s education system

BY PAUL JUNOR Since the launch of the Parents of Black Children (PoBC) this advocacy group has been at the...

By Paul JunorApril 1, 2022

News & Views

“Students are being denied an equal right to Read” A look at Ontario Human Rights Commission Right to Read Report

BY PAUL JUNOR The release of the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) resulted from a public inquiry into human rights...

By Paul JunorMarch 31, 2022

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