“The belch of racism has a pungent odor, and we are smelling the rot!”
BY LA SHAWNA GRIFFITH The Oxford dictionary states that racism is “The theory that distinctive characteristics and abilities are determined
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Toronto’s plan to combat impact of COVID-19 in black communities may be too little too late
BY PAUL JUNOR On Wednesday, February 3rd, 2021 there was an announcement made by Mayor John Tory in a virtual
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Trinidad and Tobago, the calypso fraternity and the universe has lost a great artist!
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Sandra Des Vignes-Millington aka Singing Sandra the two-time calypso monarch who thrilled audiences with hits like “Voices
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The Global Mental Breakdown – A much deadlier pandemic that is overtaking the world
BY SIMONE J. SMITH COVID-19 has provided our world with some firsts: it is the first global pandemic of the
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Why is it difficult for the arts space to rapidly embrace change?
BY DAVE RANKIN This past Wednesday I had the pleasure to sit in on a virtual discussion regarding leadership within
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Our Voices, Our Journeys – PAMA celebrates Black History in a unique way
BY JONELL PANTLITZ This Black History Month, The Peel Art Gallery Museum and Archives (PAMA) is hosting an exhibition called
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What are the Georgia Guidestones, and what relevance do they have to what we are currently experiencing in our world?
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “LET THESE BE GUIDESTONES TO AN AGE OF REASON.” As we move through this pandemic, people
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reDressed’s mission; to satisfy the missing component in the rehabilitation of the domestic violence
BY JONELL PANTLITZ A true force of nature, expressive, confident and a heart of gold; that is how many would
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Jane and Finch, home to many talented artists, trendsetters, activists and grassroots organizations
BY GLORIA O’KOYE From the busy streets to congested traffic during rush hours, to the multiple parks spread throughout the
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Businesses say “No More! We are all essential!” The Revolution has begun
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Small businesses have been obliterated by the pandemic shutdowns, and many are struggling to survive. Businesses
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