BY PAUL JUNOR The official opening of Manifest Bookstore, an independent African, Caribbean bookstore on Saturday, October 1st, 2022, is good news for the community known...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Even though we were rushing to head to the Carnival City Party Monarch Competition, we were given a few minutes to drop...
BY SELINA MCCALLUM The small island of Jamaica has made a huge impact all over the world. From the spices of the Caribbean to the electrifying...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH As with many aspects of the pandemic, mask use has become politicized, which is unfortunate because what it has done is unnecessarily...
BY PAUL JUNOR Over the years, the CTF has fought against the intrusiveness of the Canadian Revenue Agency, resisted the push of corporate welfare bailouts, and...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH My first question is, how tired are you of this pandemic? It has gotten to the point now that if you mention...
BY PAUL JUNOR It has been over twenty years since the Jesus in the City (JITC) Parade captivated Toronto during which thousands of worshippers paraded throughout...
BY STEVEN KASZAB Canada’s manufacturing sector is coming full circle and thinking differently about the environmental impact of materials within its industries. Looking for ways to...
BY MICHAEL THOMAS It used to be when relatives and friends of Jamaicans abroad were in need, we in the diaspora would send them a little...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH It is an unfortunate, but well known fact that high blood pressure, amongst African Caribbean’s in North America, is the highest in...
