167 Empirical Research Studies show that facemasks can be actually harmful, and are largely ineffective
BY SIMONE J. SMITH As I walked through the store, I became strangely aware of how disconnected our society has
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New research centre dedicated to the study of health in Black communities
BY PAUL JUNOR The announcement of a new research centre dedicated to the study of health in Black communities by
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May the New Year be filled with adventures and good fortunes
BY SABRINA S – 12 YEARS OLD 2021 has come to an end, time really flew by quickly. If anyone
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“Who’s that girl?” DNA Doe Project needs help identifying Afro-Caribbean Jane Doe
BY MICHAEL THOMAS If you are from St Vincent, St Lucia, Grenada, or any part of the Grenadines or the
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The political slap heard globally; Taiwan opens off in Lithuania
BY STEVEN KASZAB How do superpowers treat smaller nations? An example can be seen in how Communist China threatens little, yet
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Racial Justice Awards Night 2021, celebrating tireless activists and inspirational organizations!
BY PAUL JUNOR For over thirty years, the Urban Alliance on Race Relations (UARR) has been at the forefront of
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“We cannot do this alone!” MPP Mitzi Hunter pushes Bill 60 in Parliament
BY PAUL JUNOR The issue of gun violence has received attention from both the provincial, municipal and federal government as
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Asking the hard questions, and demanding some answers; Reports of rising stillbirths in Ontario
BY SIMONE J. SMITH On December 12th, 2021 MPP Rick Nicholls shared a personal story about his daughter being pregnant.
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The expansion of science today is a path to the self-destruction of humanity
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Not so long ago the chipping of humans and nanotechnology were things that we all saw in
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Commonwealth Caribbean, where nation states work together to promote their goals, what if?
BY STEVEN KASZAB A Commonwealth is a nation, state and/or other political unit, founded on law and united by compact
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