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BY PAUL JUNOR As schools remain closed across the province, and in-person learning is suspended, educators’ and stakeholders sent a

BY MICHAEL THOMAS The country music fraternity lost a true legend when the first black super star of that genre

BY SIMONE J. SMITH “An open society needs to be intolerant of intolerance” Karl Popper (Philosopher) As a journalist, it

BY JANIECE CAMPBELL A social media network used among many in the black, Caribbean and African community to avoid long-distance

The time has come for an introspective look at ourselves. To ask; what are we going to do about the

BY PAUL JUNOR The start of 2021 was inaugurated with an Education Worker Car Caravan on Saturday, January 2nd, 2021,

BY MICHAEL THOMAS Very soon Canada will have an institute dedicated to the research, understanding and progress of African-Canadians. The

BY SIMONE J. SMITH “OMG! You scared me!” I had just arrived at 300 College Street for my tasting with

BY SIMONE J. SMITH Every winter, for as long as I have been alive, like clockwork, the flu virus rears

BY AMANDA WILLIAMS The government to control and to mould public opinion has long used censorship. During WWII (1940-1945) Hitler