Toronto mourns 8-Year-Old Jahvai Roy, and demands action on gun violence
“We don’t want Jahvai’s death to be for nothing.” – ENAGB Director Brian Perrier
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Author: Paul Junor
Toronto teachers’ walkout sparks equity uproar in ETFO leadership
“Solidarity that does not include confronting anti-Black racism; it’s a slogan.”
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Five Rising Stars shine at 19th Anna B. Lewis Scholarship Awards
“Knowledge is indispensable… know the author of ultimate knowledge; God.”
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Healing through Ubuntu; Black caregivers lead the future of dementia care
“We are building community through care, healing, and knowledge.”
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Black students rise: PoBC’s EDGE Forward Summit celebrates power, progress, and potential
“Our work uplifts student voices, honors Black excellence, and builds a stronger, more equitable future.”
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Faith leaders unite to confront youth vaping and screen addiction
“We deeply value the leadership of faith-based organizations in shaping values, supporting families, and strengthening our communities.”
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Amah Harris: The visionary who shaped black theatre in Canada’s soul
“Differences, when harmonized, prove to be a powerful resource.” – Amah Harris
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What does Thomas J. Price’s Bronze Monument mean for Toronto?
“It represents emotions and their recognition, even if the other person is nothing like you.” — Thomas J. Price
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How many students are too many? Ontario teachers draw the line
“Smaller classes are not a luxury; they are foundational to a high-quality public education system.” – Karen Brown, ETFO President
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JCA 63rd Gala: One Love, One Mission Celebration
“The same love that moves us to dance must also move us to stand for dignity.” — David Betty
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