BY PAUL JUNOR The Festival Management Committee (FMC), which runs the Toronto Caribbean Festival has been facing significant financial hurdles in the operation of the month-long...
By Simone J Smith What happened to her was a living nightmare. It’s something that no young woman should have to go through. As I listened...
BY Paul Junor Black female educators have historically played a critical role in shaping the education system in the United States and right here in Canada....
By Simone J Smith “There is the old way, and the new way. You have two choices: get into it, or get left behind.” Well now!...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH During the COVID-19 pandemic, mainstream media over played their role in keeping the public informed. From infection rates to vaccine rollouts, the...
BY RUSHANE FERRON One crown, thirteen parish Queens, and a night to remember – The 2024 Miss Jamaica Festival Queen will be crowned on Saturday, August...
BY STEVEN KASZAB Stephen Lecce wants to create partnerships across Canada tying into the massive discontent of the public and many of their public officials towards...
BY PAUL JUNOR It is now seventeen years since the Nubian Book Club (NBC) has been influencing: young learners, early readers and veteran learners through the...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH As I walked into Dymon Wine Cellar, I was immediately enveloped by an atmosphere of sophistication and elegance. The soft hum of...
BY RUSHANE FERRON For the third consecutive year, the Blue Jays Caribbean Carnival transformed Rogers Centre into a vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture and traditions on...
