News & Views
The official launch of the Dufferin County Canadian Black Association
BY MICHAEL THOMAS The DCCBA (Dufferin County Canadian Black Association) are well on their way to being an establishment in
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Boxes of Bravery
BY MARCEL MARIAK How two young women are making a difference in their community. Every day in Canada, 75 women
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Community backlash against teacher union’s survey
BY PAUL JUNOR In an attempt to deal with systemic racism – especially anti-black and anti-Indigenous racism – Ontario Secondary
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My mind is playing tricks on me; mentors help mentors with new newly designed Mentorship Program
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Studies show that good mentoring can lead to great career success. Effective mentoring takes effort, and
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Operation Black Vote – Seat at the Table: Empowering black Canadians 2022
BY DAVE RANKIN I recently attended the Seat at the Table virtual event hosted by Operation Black Vote this past
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Teachers are worried and stressed; Hybrid learning reveals inequity in education
BY PAUL JUNOR The move towards hybrid learning by many school boards in Ontario has posed many challenges for students.
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Peel District School Board addresses the lack of representation in challenging and competitive programs
BY PAUL JUNOR Peel District School Board (PDSB) announced on Tuesday, November 10thh, 2020 that it would be changing the
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Unnecessary Lockdown – The verdict is in; lockdowns do not save lives
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms specify that severe societal restrictions must be justified by
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Shaking: Essential tremor or Parkinson’s disease?
BY W. GIFFORD- JONES MD & DIANA GIFFORD-JONES It’s fair to say, these are shaky times! In keeping with the
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Coping with COVID; are Generation Z and Millennials not worried enough?
BY JANIECE CAMPBELL Another coronavirus story… are you sick of hearing about it once again? Well, it seems as if
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