Author: Paul Junor

BY PAUL JUNOR There was international attention focused on the Sixties Scoop. This occurred in the mid-to late 1950’s and

BY PAUL JUNOR The Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario (ETFO) which represents about 83,000 education workers across Ontario has expressed

BY PAUL JUNOR There was optimism expressed by the Black community when the PDSB promised to name its newly created

BY PAUL JUNOR The announcement that the Ontario government is revamping the Grade 10 Career Studies and replacing it with

BY PAUL JUNOR Canadian citizens and permanent residents have access to free public healthcare, while private healthcare can be obtained

BY PAUL JUNOR There is no doubt that the advocacy group, Parents of Black Children (PoBC) has made a significant

BY PAUL JUNOR Free Town (located in Clarendon, Jamaica) has a long cultural history and tradition. Over the years, the

BY PAUL JUNOR It was great news when Associate Minister of Women’s Social and Economic Opportunity Charmaine Williams (MPP Brampton

BY PAUL JUNOR It was not a surprise when long-time MPP Mitzie Hunter decided to throw her hat into the

BY PAUL JUNOR Tuesday, May 23rd, 2023, was a historic day in the African-Canadian community as it marked the launch