Canada Gets Off To A Losing Start at Copa America
This summer, the Canadian national team is competing at Copa America for the first time in history. The tournament is
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Music promoter, culture man, and charismatic Artist Elsworth James has transcended
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Artist, music promoter, and one-of-a-kind culture man Mr. Elsworth James has passed away. James was known for
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“No way! Was that really you?” The terrifying rise of ai deep fake
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “I don’t want you to panic,” your friend tells you, “But there’s an inappropriate video of
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Bringing a unique perspective and texture to art; Introducing Abiola Idowu
BY PAUL JUNOR There were two days of spectacular Black Art showcases on Wednesday May 16th, and Thursday May 17th,
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What Is Happening With Canadian Online Gaming?
We are aware that the already huge international online gaming community is becoming bigger with every passing day. The trend
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Our first stop; “Exclusively Yours, Anguilla” your all-year-round destination
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Picture this: a romantic dinner by the sea, the sound of waves gently lapping the shore,
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My Sister My Stories; A Celebration Of: Inspiration, Connection and Self-Discovery
BY PAUL JUNOR There was a great turnout on Sunday, June 2nd, 2024, at the Viceroy Banquet Hall for the
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A bold vision for health and inclusion: Black CAP expands services to Toronto’s African, Caribbean, and Black communities
BY RUSHANE FERRON The Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention (Black CAP) is set to enhance its support for: Toronto’s African,
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Provincial Government’s revised funding model has led to underfunding of schools
BY PAUL JUNOR The recent announcement of a new funding model by Stephen Lecce, Minister of Education and Training, that
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Who Can We Trust? Why are our community organizations all being put on blast?
“We want criminal charges to be pressed first of all, and that is figuring out if they will sue him
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