News & Views
Toronto Caribbean Festival returns after two-year absence with a sizzling display of artistic pageantry and brilliance
BY PAUL JUNOR The return of the Grande Parade of the Toronto Caribbean Festival was a sizzling display of pageantry.
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“Creating the global village where we can talk and play!” Celebration of the first in-person Global Black Pride in Toronto
BY PAUL JUNOR The celebration of the first in-person Global Black Pride (GBP) events in Toronto from July 28th -31st,
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President Xi has made his intentions clear; a unified China must and will be achieved in time
BY STEVEN KASZAB Nancy Pelosi, America’s Speaker of the house visited Taiwan. Threats of possible Chinese action against the USA
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Project Resilience takes a look at the long-lasting generational impact of slavery on the Black community
BY PAUL JUNOR Since its formation three years ago, Black Mentorship Inc (BMI) has been making a positive impact in
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Studies are now showing that beside tooth decay, bad teeth can cause a lot of health problems
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “As the years went by, I stopped looking inside my mouth. When I brushed, I wrapped
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Prior Preparation Prevents Poor Performance; Ways to prepare your home for blackouts!
BY SIMONE J. SMITH I swear, it is impossible to know everything that is happening in our country, much less
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The Black Battalion: 1916-1920, Canada’s best kept military secret.”
BY PAUL JUNOR The apology by the Canadian government to the descendants of the No.2 Construction battalion over 102 years
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If it doesn’t feel right, check it out! Study finds that COVID-19 vaccines have the potential to disrupt women’s menstrual cycles
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Our decades of experience with vaccines also show that if there are going to be side
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Canada’s economy has hardly grown, and America’s economy is rocking upon the cliff of recessionary blues
BY STEVEN KASZAB We the citizens of the world should be quaking in our boots today. Why? Our governments are
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Cautious optimism expressed by Black community advocates in response to new anti-racism policy of the Peel District School Board
BY PAUL JUNOR The release of the new anti-racism policy by the Peel District School Board (PDSB), which was approved
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