Articles
Researchers say that the buildings in New York may be causing it to sink
BY KAHA G. – 15 YEARS OLD Ah, New York, the wondrous home of the Statue of Liberty. Known for
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Final Goodbyes
BY GLORIA O’KOYE Hometowns are like the roots From seeds submerged in water To get a strong start Trips
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What Is the Best Way to Invest in Your Child’s Education?
All parents want to give their children a promising future. A good education is key to achieving that goal. However,
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Outgrowing the City
BY GLORIA O’KOYE Busy streets People partying late into the nights. Laughter, arguments With sirens that shout like voiceovers
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When the revitalization of a minority community comes around, gentrification is a few steps behind; A student’s take
BY KAHA G. – 14 YEARS OLD As you may know, Regent Park was known as Toronto’s largest community housing
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Preserving Jerk Chicken: A Chef’s passion for authenticity
BY MEGAN ROBERTS As a child of Jamaican parents and a chef, I’ve always had a deep appreciation for traditional
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The three Ds of Caribbean history: deny, diminish, distort Part I
BY DESMOND BOLLERS A wise person once said, “The most effective way to destroy a people is to deny and
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We must be mindful of the choices we make and the consequences for them
BY SYDNEE WALCOTT Time and time again, people are continuously told to be mindful of what they post online because
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Can colonialism be rebranded for the 21st century? This concept might be triggering to some, so proceed with caution
BY STEVEN KASZAB Colonialism: The policy or practice of acquiring fully or partial control over another country, occupying it with
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If I were a leaf
BY GLORIA O’KOYE I asked a class of grade 5 and 6 students to participate in a writing prompt- ‘if
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