The less Information you have the better it is for them; The takeover of media
BY STEVEN KASZAB There is a distinct divide within the media, one between high corporate led and owned establishments, and
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Education unions have accused the Ontario Government of bargaining in bad faith
BY PAUL JUNOR As Ontario schools get ready to open in less than five weeks, the announcement that the Ontario
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Time to acknowledge, Time to change, Time to act! The 27th Governor General of Canada speaks for change
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Canada has a historic opportunity to heal the wounds of history – and to achieve positive
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Canada continues to be one of Antigua and Barbuda’s most Important markets
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Laughter and animated conversations filled the air as I walked into Ensembles Headquarters, located at 2
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Put your hands together and welcome AI the latest fraudster
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Imagine getting a call from something sounding exactly like your child requesting financial help, only to find
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Children in some communities face disproportionate barriers to becoming readers
BY PAUL JUNOR Attention has been directed toward the: academic, cognitive, and intellectual abilities of Black children. The importance of
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Once in a blue moon
BY AKUA GARCIA Greetings Star Family! I pray this finds you well and in good spirits. This summer has been
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It’s all about fashion; a look at the beauty of East African fashion
BY KAHA G. – 15 YEARS OLD In East Africa, lies a beautiful country named Kenya, filled with a vast
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What it means to be human
BY GLORIA O’KOYE Too Many, Too Few Too many issues to address Yet not enough warriors to take the stand.
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A look into the life of the rich and famous; Jamaica’s Festival Queen hosts new reality show The Listing
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Humans are inherently curious beings. We are naturally drawn to learning about the lives of others,
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