BY SIMONE J. SMITH My work in the community is two-fold: I am a journalist, and I am an educator. As a journalist, I have taken...
BY JONELL PANTLITZ H.E.N.R.I. a science fiction film from award-winning Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC), Guyanese-born Canadian filmmaker, Ryan Singh, makes its world premiere...
BY JANIECE CAMPBELL Trigger warning: This article contains subject matters of drugging, sexual coercion, violence and rape. It’s getting weird in the entertainment industry. Atlanta rapper...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH For years, jazz has perfectly encapsulated the history of a people. Born from the music of African-American slaves, it has found a...
BY MICHAEL THOMAS “Old Friends” is the timely name of the latest music video from Barrie Ontario based, award-winning Reggae singer Rupert (Ojiji) Harvey. In this...
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Yvonne Sterling, the Reggae crooner from the 70s that so many people loved has passed away from complications of a stroke on January...
BY PAUL JUNOR The issue of racial equity in education has been at the forefront of many of the school boards in the Greater Toronto Area....
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Currently, it is illegal to go to the gym, yet, the Toronto Maple Leafs can train and Olympians can train. Why are...
BY TVISHA MISTRY Imagine this: you’re taking a stroll in your neighbourhood when you see your neighbour. You then decide to stand apart and chat, until...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH In light of not being allowed to open, Attractions Ontario believes the government has a duty to these businesses to help them...
