Coconut & Ginger Crème Brûlée – A Rich, creamy classic with a tropical twist
BY NOEL CUNNINGHAM One of my favorite desserts to make is crème brûlée. Not because it takes only a few
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Greek Gods, Maya Gods, Norse Gods, but what about Egyptian Gods – Part III
BY MAKAYLA B. 11 YEARS OLD In the last article I wrote about the Egyptian Goddess Bast or also known
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Nana Adjei-Poku; enhancing our legal knowledge
BY NANA ADJEI-POKU I realize that there is a need for legal education here in Canada. I am a licensed
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Appleton Estate toasts 250th Anniversary with launch of 8-year-old reserve
BY NOEL CUNNINGHAM Yes, the rumor is true, Appleton Estate released their brand new aged 8 reserve at Summerhill LCBO.
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Know Your Health Rights Campaign; advocating for better health care
BY JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM “The death of any mother is a tragedy that has ripple effects on families, communities and the
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Junior Hoilett’s ‘Three of the Best’
BY MKUU AMANI With only ten minutes left, his team was trailing by three goals. The rain hung on the
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“We took two steps forward and ten steps backward.” A look at women’s rights in the global community
BY JONELL PANTLITZ Are you recognized as a woman? Have you faced discrimination because of your gender? In the spirit of
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Canadian filmmaker, Frances-Anne Solomon, wins honorable award at Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles
BY SELINA McCALLUM Canadian filmmaker and recently the feature for our Women Empowered section, Frances-Anne Solomon, received an award for
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When art imitates life; The Negroes Are Congregating takes an unrepentant look at systematic racism
BY DAVE RANKIN If ‘art imitates life,’ then the play The Negroes Are Congregating surely does its part. Written and
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Fans left outraged after the unsatisfying main event
BY MARCEL MARIAK Imagine spending a substantial sum of money to travel to Las Vegas and attend a UFC event
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