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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

Doug Ford PC-Government ordered to pay $103 Million in damages for interference in ETFO Members bargaining rights

BY PAUL JUNOR The relationship between the four teachers’ unions and the Conservative government of Doug Ford have not been...

By Paul JunorFebruary 20, 2022

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Who is in control of the $66 million that BLM rose through donations to purchase the Wildseed Centre for Art and Activism?

BY PAUL JUNOR Fanfare greeted the news that Black Lives Matter (BLM) Toronto had purchased a building in the heart...

By Paul JunorFebruary 19, 2022

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The government and ministry have not yet engaged directors on their plans to support children’s education post-pandemic

BY PAUL JUNOR As provinces and territories in Canada continue to deal with the effect of COVID-19, there is a...

By Paul JunorFebruary 19, 2022

News & Views

Strategies to search, prepare, and apply for scholarships, awards and bursaries; Introducing the Black Foundation of Community Networks

BY PAUL JUNOR The Black Community of Community Networks (BFCN) has made a significant difference in the lives of parents,...

By Paul JunorFebruary 18, 2022

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Remembering the legacy of visionary and selfless leader Owen Sankara Leach

BY PAUL JUNOR Many in the African Canadian community who knew him personally over the years will certainly feel the...

By Paul JunorFebruary 18, 2022

News & Views

Ontario Black History Society’s 34th Annual Black History Month Kick Off Celebrations; Recognizing the stories and achievements of Black Canadians

BY PAUL JUNOR The on-going work of the Ontario Black History Society continues to draw attention to the outstanding contributions...

By Paul JunorFebruary 18, 2022

News & Views

Toronto Community Housing Corporation introduces Scholarships for Students planning to go to College or University

BY PAUL JUNOR The availability of scholarships sponsored by the Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) will help residents interested in...

By Paul JunorFebruary 18, 2022

News & Views

Who is teaching our children? Concerns raised about unqualified people replacing sick teachers

BY PAUL JUNOR There are unprecedented challenges that Ontario public schools face as they continue to deal with the aftermath...

By Paul JunorFebruary 18, 2022

News & Views

Carpenters’ District Council of Ontario affirms its support for workers of colour in their fight against racism, sexism, and injustices

BY PAUL JUNOR The Carpenters District Council of Ontario (CDCO) has for many years been at the forefront of fighting racism, discrimination,...

By Paul JunorFebruary 16, 2022

News & Views

Stacy Clarke, the first Black female Superintendent in Toronto Police Services history under investigation

BY PAUL JUNOR The appointment of Stacy Clarke as the first Black female Superintendent in the 183-year history of the Toronto...

By Paul JunorFebruary 6, 2022

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