BY SIMONE J. SMITH Throughout history, there have always been individuals who ascend to the higher echelons of cognitive prowess, where our brains undergo profound transformations...
BY PAUL JUNOR There is much expectation, anticipation, and energy for one of the most prestigious and illustrious events in the Black community. The forty-second annual...
BY MICHAEL THOMAS It is no secret that homelessness is strangling this city. In last week’s front-page article titled “Almost Homeless” we highlighted this plight, and...
BY STEVEN KASZAB 12.5 -17% of Americans live below the poverty line. This statistic from the New York Times has remained persistent for decades, fluctuating like...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Sometimes information is shared with me, and it makes me sit back and go, “Hmmmm!” I received an email that stated in...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Cannabis has a long history of use in traditional medicine for treating various ailments such as: pain, inflammation, and menstrual disorders, which...
BY TRISHA SMITH In the heart of downtown is the historical charm known as the Distillery District. Nestled within this urban tapestry were the most beautiful...
BY AMARI SUKHDEO Have you ever been excited to camp-in and order your favourite meal for delivery, only to be taken aback by that bill? That...
BY KRISHNA MISTRY Twenty-three-year-old, Léonice Huet, is one of the few Black representations in badminton. Huet, a French badminton player, started her career at BadBonneval Club,...
BY KAHA G. – 15 YEARS OLD What is archaeology? Archaeology is the study of human history and prehistory through the excavation: of artifacts, structures, and...
