News & Views

BY PAUL JUNOR The main focus of the inaugural “Taking Black Our Health Community Symposium and Luncheon” on Saturday, February

BY STEVEN KASZAB In a time when healthcare providers face heavy financial pressures, ensuring they get paid for the right

BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Simone, Simone,” my brother said excitedly. “I have to tell you about something that is going

BY MICHAEL THOMAS Canada’s Liberal Government seems hell-bent on trampling the rights of Canadians with no retreat, no surrender. It’s

BY SIMONE J. SMITH No more camping holidays, No more weekends away, No more visiting families that don’t live close

BY STEVEN KASZAB The proposed Roger-Shaw Merger is feared to be a stepping-stone for increased costs to consumers. Multi billions

BY SYDNEE WALCOTT Unfortunately, there is a disparity when it comes to the treatment of Black women for breast cancer,

BY MICHAEL THOMAS Finally, some African leaders are telling the West and Europe if your so-called aid package comes with

BY PAUL JUNOR The impact of COVID-19 on the world has left a trail of emotional, mental, financial, and economic

BY STEVEN KASZAB The Amazon and its Aboriginal people are at risk of becoming statistics in a world that cares