Canada marks second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

BY PAUL JUNOR There were many opportunities for learning, listening, and reflection as Canada marked the second annual Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Friday, September...

Community News2 years ago

OSSTF speaks out about concerns regarding Bill 124; 1% is not enough!

BY PAUL JUNOR As the contracts between Ontario education unions expire on Wednesday, August 31st, 2022 and bargaining is in process to negotiate new ones, there...

Community News2 years ago

Attracting and retaining talent: A view from the eyes of the smart city planners

BY MICHAEL THOMAS According to a report series from ICTC aka Information and Communications Technology Council, smart city initiatives have multiplied across Canada, and their success...

Community News2 years ago

There is a power struggle between consumers and corporations

BY STEVEN KASZAB Many companies have been able to raise their prices beyond their own increased costs over the past two years, swelling their profitability but...

Community News2 years ago

While Canada’s education consistently ranks above the United States many adults still struggle with literacy, numeracy and technology skills

BY SIMONE J. SMITH The nature of work and the skills needed to successfully participate in the Canadian labour market are quickly changing, and in many...

Community News2 years ago

“Give them an increase that is in line with inflation.” Ontario offers of a 2% raise to lowest paid education workers

BY PAUL JUNOR The Ontario government proposed an increase of 2% a year for education workers who earn less than $40,000 and a mere 1.25% for...

Community News2 years ago

Brothers Who Care presents “Making Mental Health a Global Priority!” Exploring the mental health stigma on a global scale

BY SIMONE J. SMITH LifeWorks and Seaford Pharmaceuticals in association with Brothers Who Care (BWC) present “Making Mental Health a Global Priority,” the fall launch of...

Community News2 years ago

Youth School Success Initiative offers exciting free after-school programs in the GTA

BY PAUL JUNOR Youth School Success Initiative is an ethno-specific collaborative made up of seven York and Toronto-based agencies working harder to empower the educational and...

Community News2 years ago

Dismantling individual, Ssructural and systemic discrimination, and racism at all levels of the community

BY PAUL JUNOR Since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis in 2019, many policymakers, social activists and change agents have sought ways to bring about...

Community News2 years ago

Trecia McLennon is determined to face the many challenges that lay ahead; her run for a seat on the Niagara Regional Council

BY PAUL JUNOR Trecia McLennon has made a positive difference in the Canadian community for over 20 years. On Wednesday, September 7th, 2022, she announced her...

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