BY: SIMONE JENNIFER SMITH I have to say Toronto, I am very proud to be an African Woman in September. The last few weeks have been...
The Canada Representative Office of The Jamaica National Group has partnered with the Caribbean Christian Centre for the Deaf (CCCD) Alumni Association, in Canada, to host...
BY: KABRENA ROBINSON A week ahead of one of Toronto’s most anticipated celebration of Caribbean culture on the city’s summer calendar, community leaders, artists and festival...
BY: CHELSEA OWUSU The Canada International Black Women Event (CIBWE) premiered on June 16th, to celebrate the success of hundreds of black women across Canada. CIBWE...
BY: CHELSEA OWUSU On June 4th, Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath was in Brampton to hold a town-hall style meeting with members of the Afro-Caribbean community,...
BY: LEANNE BENN As Soca artist Alison Hinds would say, ‘get ready to wine’ Toronto. This year the city will be embracing Toronto’s 50th carnival and...
BY: ALYSSA MAHADEO The word ‘seva’ in Sanskrit means “selfless service” to the sick, poor, destitute, vulnerable and oppressed members of our social structure. It is...
BY: CHELSEA OWUSU The Helping Hands Jamaica Foundation is hosting its annual walkathon on June 3rd. All proceeds from the event will support the construction of...
BY: KABRENA ROBINSON A powerful painting done by seventeen-year-old Ricai Kelly depicts a group of ballet dancers. One of the dancers, although in the background distinctly...
BY: LEANNE BENN For any Guyanese, or person acquainted with Guyana, the name Queen’s College stretches back some 173 years; long before Guyana celebrated it’s independence...
