Author: Paul Junor

BY PAUL JUNOR Since its creation in 1978, Human Rights Watch, formerly known as Helsinki Watch has been at the

BY PAUL JUNOR Deborah Buchanan-Walford has been active over the years as an Adult Day School teacher in the Toronto

BY PAUL JUNOR It has been two years now since the Centre for Black Student Achievement has been formed, and

BY PAUL JUNOR Since the election of the PC-led Ford government in 2018, the four education unions have consistently publicly

BY PAUL JUNOR Darren has been making musical waves for years in the gospel industry in Canada. It was no

BY PAUL JUNOR It has been over thirty years now since the Black Coalition for AIDs Prevention (Black CAP) has

BY PAUL JUNOR The Jean Augustine Chair in Education, Community and Diaspora Endowment at York University (JACECD) has been making

BY PAUL JUNOR There have been discussions within Toronto about what name Ryerson University would adopt since it announced the

BY PAUL JUNOR As the first Black non-profit book club for kids ages 7-18, Love of Literature Foundation Canada continues

BY PAUL JUNOR The revelations of Stephen Leece Ontario Education Minister participated in a slave auction during his time as