BY PAUL JUNOR Fanfare greeted the news that Black Lives Matter (BLM) Toronto had purchased a building in the heart

BY PAUL JUNOR As provinces and territories in Canada continue to deal with the effect of COVID-19, there is a

BY SIMONE J. SMITH “For years, Black nurses have been afraid to speak out about the micro-aggressions, discrimination and racism

BY SIMONE J. SMITH The setting: the end of the American Civil War, which ended in 1865. It was a

BY PAUL JUNOR The Black Community of Community Networks (BFCN) has made a significant difference in the lives of parents,

BY PAUL JUNOR Many in the African Canadian community who knew him personally over the years will certainly feel the

BY PAUL JUNOR The on-going work of the Ontario Black History Society continues to draw attention to the outstanding contributions

BY PAUL JUNOR The availability of scholarships sponsored by the Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) will help residents interested in

BY STEVEN KASZAB COVID-19’s influence upon us all has been at times horrific. We have been called upon to do

BY PAUL JUNOR There are unprecedented challenges that Ontario public schools face as they continue to deal with the aftermath