What is the Legality of Online Gambling in Canada?
Many legal experts describe online gambling in Canada as a grey area. That means there are no clear laws about
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Qualified Afro-Canadian students are not rare, but bountiful
BY JANELL PANTLITZ “We are excited about it. We think it’s going to really change the course of these kid’s
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#TheCaribbeanAwaits; November established as Caribbean Tourism Month
BY TVISHA MISTRY There are countless beautiful destinations around the globe all known for their individual characteristics. Some countries are
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Why are we suspending children? Removal of suspension record of young kids by TDSB
BY PAUL JUNOR On Thursday, November 12th, 2020 Toronto District School Board (TDSB) announced that it was removing the suspensions
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The psychological, emotional and physical strain on the ADS teachers
BY PAUL JUNOR The plight of adult day school teachers is one that shows inequity, unfairness and disdain within the
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Small town real estate surging from pandemic
BY JAY BRIJPAUL The pandemic impels us to make adjustments, and one of the biggest is working from home. With
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Indictment hearing: Genocide and crimes against humanity by 5G-pandemic perpetrators
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Is what we are experiencing with this pandemic a crime against humanity? Some people may argue
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Community organization provides recommendations to the government towards the elimination of systemic racism
BY PAUL JUNOR The Toronto Youth Council (TYC) is a youth-led organization, which was founded in 1998. It has been
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Mamakwa urges Ford to provide support
BY OMNIYA ALI “Water is a basic human right, but the Ford government keeps ignoring the apartheid system of clean
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Ford needs to show the data he is using to close Ontario’s restaurants
BY MICHAEL THOMAS In an open letter to Ontario’s premier Doug Ford, a number of leaders from the province’s food
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