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BY PAUL JUNOR There was a great turnout on Sunday, June 2nd, 2024, at the Viceroy Banquet Hall for the

BY RUSHANE FERRON The Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention (Black CAP) is set to enhance its support for: Toronto’s African,

BY PAUL JUNOR The recent announcement of a new funding model by Stephen Lecce, Minister of Education and Training, that

“We want criminal charges to be pressed first of all, and that is figuring out if they will sue him

BY SIMONE J. SMITH In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to get distracted. Have you ever found yourself losing focus

BY SIMONE J. SMITH As summer gears up, we are all eagerly anticipating beach days, vibrant festivals like the Toronto

BY STEVEN KASZAB Watching television this morning, I found myself dumbfounded at the stupidity, ignorance and laziness of our politicians

BY PAUL JUNOR On Thursday May 23rd, 2024, there was a press release in advance of a report prepared by

BY STEVEN KASZAB The price of food continues to increase, putting pressure on our pocketbooks, and making us reconsider what

BY SIMONE J. SMITH Picture this: streets buzzing with excitement, music filling the air from every corner, and smiles everywhere