A Time For Goodbyes
BY GLORIA O’KOYE Like eaglets preparing to fly Outgrowing the nest and its parents, There is always a time To
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Freda Osayande is making waves, one page at a time
BY KAHA G. Imagine waking up in a world where words are just a jumble of incomprehensible symbols. Unable to
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Taylor Nelson – From a rough beginning to a life filled with purpose and achievement
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “I was born in Mississauga, and at birth, I was in isolation at Credit Valley Hospital.
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Until the next time; Until the next Slow Jam! Union Station hosts That Slow Jam Party
BY SIMONE J. SMITH You know, there’s something magical about a slow jam party. The vibe is just `warm hug.
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Profound disappointment in the Canadian government for the consequences of their vaccine rollout
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “I do think one of the greatest mistakes that was made, of course, was mandating these
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International Women Achievers Award 2024 celebrates success of exceptional and exemplary women
BY PAUL JUNOR It has been fourteen years since the International Women Achievers (IWAA) has been recognizing, noting and acknowledging
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39-page report calls out GARM for using its market power to silence disfavoured voices
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Operating in the media space is a delicate and demanding endeavour. As media professionals, we bear
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Social Media Addiction is a real and pervasive issue that demands our urgent attention
BY SIMONE J. SMITH We have all seen it; people walking down the streets, faces planted in their phones. Families
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Bad Medicine: Death caused by protocols. What are they not telling us?
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Mikki Willis is one of the people who tells it like it is. In his up-and-coming documentary
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Community concerned about the recent Trustee disbandment of the 40-year-old Race Relations Committee
BY PAUL JUNOR The decision of the Trustees of the Toronto Catholic District School Board to disband the 40-year-old Race
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