Shackles Lost – Bryant breaks the silence on his family’s struggle with mental health
BY LA SHAWNA GRIFFITH “God spoke to me from the hospital room and put me on this journey to be
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Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival; Bringing the magic back
BY SIMONE J. SMITH For years, jazz has perfectly encapsulated the history of a people. Born from the music of
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Reggae Hall of Famer Rupert (OJIJI) Harvey walks memory lane with “Old Friends” in new video
BY MICHAEL THOMAS “Old Friends” is the timely name of the latest music video from Barrie Ontario based, award-winning Reggae
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70s Reggae crooner Yvonne Sterling dies after a musical comeback
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Yvonne Sterling, the Reggae crooner from the 70s that so many people loved has passed away from
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There has been a failure of Toronto Catholic District School Board to respond to anti-black racism
BY PAUL JUNOR The issue of racial equity in education has been at the forefront of many of the school
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What Constitutional Rights and Freedoms have been obstructed or ignored during this pandemic?
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Currently, it is illegal to go to the gym, yet, the Toronto Maple Leafs can train
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COVID-19 Guidelines, or a violation of human rights? Essential workers ticketed in Hamilton
BY TVISHA MISTRY Imagine this: you’re taking a stroll in your neighbourhood when you see your neighbour. You then decide
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Canada’s Wonderland actively plans to reopen, seven days after letter is written by Attractions Ontario to the Premier
BY SIMONE J. SMITH In light of not being allowed to open, Attractions Ontario believes the government has a duty
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Information puts you in formation – Mercury Retrograde is here
BY GARCIA AKUA Happy Mercury Retrograde cosmic family! Yes, I said happy! We need to stop following all the mainstream
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Conor McGregor’s UFC257 upset
BY MARCEL MARIAK Everyone knows that combat sports can be unpredictable. At its core, fighting is mayhem: things rarely go
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