SIU clears officers in the tragic death of D’Andre Campbell
BY PAUL JUNOR The release of the SIU report on the fatal shooting of D’ Andre Campbell which exonerated the
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Extended school closures after the winter break
BY PAUL JUNOR As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to increase in Ontario, the provincial government announced on Monday,
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We are all stressed out; Parents cyber bullying teachers has now become an issue
BY PAUL JUNOR “This harassment is a whole other level.” Did you hear the report by CTV News on Thursday,
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TDSB approves the Long-Term Program and Accommodation Strategy (LTPAS) for 2020-2029
BY PAUL JUNOR As 2020 comes to an end, and 2021 is ahead, the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) looks
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“You’re not allowed to talk about your experiences with disability if you’re black!”
BY PAUL JUNOR The launch of a Black Parent Support for children with autism could not have come at a
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Reflections and predictions on education for 2021
BY PAUL JUNOR In many ways, 2020 will go down in history as the year when the COVID-19 pandemic had
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Mental health is a luxury we must afford
BY RALPH BRYANT My name is Ralph Bryant, and I am excited to be joining the Toronto Caribbean family writing
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A time to reflect
BY TARA MYSHRALL As 2020 comes to an end, many people are simply ready to move on. Without a doubt,
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Good-bye 2020
BY ANDREW STEWART What a difference a year makes. The COVID-19 pandemic has radically shifted consumer’s and employee’s needs, habits,
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Mother Earth
BY GLORIA O’KOYE Mother Earth Is in a domestic dispute, With her beloved It broke her spirit To bring her
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