Leaving on a jet plane, time for me to leave Panama
BY SIMONE J. SMITH There were other girls that were leaving that day. They were already being processed in the
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White kidney beans, cinnamon extract, and coffee bean extract have been shown to help manage blood glucose
BY W. GIFFORD- JONES MD & DIANA GIFFORD-JONES Ralph Waldo Emerson, the American philosopher and poet, wrote, “All life is
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Canada Day in January – A look at what really happened with the Trucker Convoy in Ottawa
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Freedom Convoy: Truckers cause chaos in Ottawa after second day of protests” BBC “So many angry
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If Omicron’s not the last variant we’ll see, then why the hell-bent “So-called Vaccine” push?
BY MICHAEL THOMAS According to experts in the field of virology, we haven’t seen anything yet when it comes to
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Its going to be a long, cold winter; Seven shortages that are getting worse
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “That will be $102.75.” I looked at the two grocery bags that had about twelve items
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Stacy Clarke, the first Black female Superintendent in Toronto Police Services history under investigation
BY PAUL JUNOR The appointment of Stacy Clarke as the first Black female Superintendent in the 183-year history of the Toronto
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Black entrepreneurs will have access to a loan fund that is designed specifically to meet their needs
BY PAUL JUNOR Since the formation of the Federation of African Canadian Economics (FACE) in 2020, it has made an
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Looking to do business in Africa? There are things that you need to know
BY STEVEN KASZAB There is a longing within many to return to the place where humanity began. Yes, Africa. Visiting
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The Toronto Youth Cabinet calls on Ontario Government to allow students to take mental health days without a doctor’s note
BY PAUL JUNOR The Toronto Youth Cabinet (TYC) continues to bring awareness of issues with respect to a broad range
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Potential strike lies ahead if no deal is reached between the Toronto Elementary Catholic Teachers Union and the Toronto Catholic District School Board
BY PAUL JUNOR The many challenges that have become endemic in Ontario’s public education system continues as a potential strike
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