BY SYDNEE WALCOTT Just like a handful of industries, the fashion industry continues to have a lack of diversity. Due to this issue, models of colour...
BY PAUL JUNOR It has been four years now since the Doug Ford PC-led government enacted Bill 124. It was known as the wage-cap law, and...
BY RUSHANE FERRON In a celebration of the enduring legacy of Bob Marley, a new biographical film titled “One Love” has hit numerous theaters around the...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Once again, the Toronto Caribbean Newspaper has been asked to be part of an event that provides the community with a unique...
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Things have gotten so bad that not even drug addicts nor folks with mental issues are safe in Canada anymore. The liberal government,...
BY PAUL JUNOR Friday, January 26th, 2024, was the release of a four-book series titled, “Enslaved: A Chronicle of Resistance.” It was an interesting and exciting...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “It should be obvious that poverty — not pollution — is a greater threat.” Donna Jackson (Member of the Project 21 Black...
BY STEVEN KASZAB The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency allied with NASA and Japan’s Aeronautics and Space Administration have announced the world’s first wooden satellite will be...
BY RUSHANE FERRON The 12th annual Toronto Black Film Festival (TBFF), presented by TD Bank Group in collaboration with Global News, kicked off on February 14th,...
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “This is absolutely stunning,” I thought to myself. The hustle and bustle atmosphere, the colours… It was like stepping into a realm...
