“Every summer has a story”
BY SABRINA S. – 11 YEARS OLD Exams are over and school’s out. Kids are thinking, “Now what am I
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We will not be treated as equal socially, until we are equal economically!
BY WAZARI JOHNSON In my last article about the legacy of Marcus Garvey and his outlook on black economics, I
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Barbados is COVID-19 free and open for business as usual
BY LA SHAWNA GRIFFITH On Friday, June 26th, Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Amor Mottley in her address to the
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Black musical artist speaks on the lockdown effects
BY MICHAEL THOMAS An artist according to the definition of the word is a free spirit, a creator of works,
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Shots fired… literally; Hollywood friends turned foes?
BY JANIECE CAMPBELL Another day, another friendship fall-out. Only this one has left a pretty confused impact amongst fans. Brampton-born
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Film director Adrian Wallace pushes through pandemic with documentary in this year’s Caribbean Tales Film Festival
BY SELINA McCALLUM A short documentary on gun violence in Toronto, directed by Adrian Wallace, will be featured among other
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Shop for groceries from the comfort of your home; Farmer’s markets go online
BY JANIECE CAMPBELL Jennifer Forde, a single mother of two from Scarborough, was getting tired of the ‘food desert’ that
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Yonge Street Mission and Children’s Aid Society improving service outcomes for black families
BY JONELL PANTLITZ “We want to be an organization that serves all families but right now specifically our black families
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Toronto demanding zero tolerance for racism at work
BY OMNIYA ALI Living in fear seems to have become the norm for many people of colour in the West.
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East Scarborough Boys and Girls Club hosts virtual Walk-A-Thon To Raise $10,000 to maintain Youth Programs
BY SELINA McCALLUM On the morning of Saturday, July 18th, staff and board members of East Scarborough were a part,
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