News & Views

BY PAUL JUNOR There has been attention in the news recently regarding the lack of skilled trade individuals in Ontario.

BY PAUL JUNOR Reading as a tool to improve the literacy of kids has been recognized by educators worldwide. Many

BY SIMONE J. SMITH It has been a long, cold, grey winter, and when people think about Canada, they associate

BY W. GIFFORD- JONES MD & DIANA GIFFORD-JONES The immortal Shakespeare wrote in the play Macbeth, “Each new morn new

BY PAUL JUNOR International media attention has focused on the approximately 200 Canadian delegation’s visits to Rome to meet with Pope

BY STEVEN KASZAB Are Canadians having sex while they are home during this pandemic? Many of us think so, but

BY SIMONE J. SMITH I was sitting down to dinner with a friend on Saturday evening, and I felt my

BY PAUL JUNOR The Black Business and Professional Association (BBPA) has been at the forefront of fulfilling its mission to

BY PAUL JUNOR Ontario has finally signed a childcare agreement with the federal government after months of speculation, delay, and

BY SIMONE J. SMITH As you drive down your street, you pass by the gas station cringing as you see