Thousands of businesses no longer exist all due to the pandemic
BY SIMONE J. SMITH I write this article with a heavy heart. It has been one thing to watch people
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What is Event 201, and why should we as a community know about it?
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “To be clear, the Centre for Health Security and partners did not make a prediction during
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Getting Cyndicated; Barbadian poet releases her debut EP
BY LA SHAWNA GRIFFITH Twenty-four-year-old Cyndi Celeste is a spoken-word artist from the beautiful island of Barbados. This international artiste
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There is power in telling your story
BY JONELL PANTLITZ We are all storytellers. From the day we started talking we have been developing our story. It
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The Honorable Miss Jean Augustine now holds the keys to the City of Vaughan
BY MICHAEL THOMAS What do you give a lady who has worked tirelessly in the field of women’s rights, children’s
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World Diabetes Day: Benefits of breakfast for diabetes Fuel your body with a fresh start
BY NOEL CUNNINGHAM We all know that food plays a big role in our health and the purpose of food
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The 5-year-old Caribbean author making waves across the region
BY JONELL PANTLITZ I had the pleasure of speaking to Coryn Clarke of Trinidad and Tobago. When this dynamic multifaceted
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Students from at-risk communities in Toronto still in need of devices for online learning
BY PAUL JUNOR It is unfortunate that there are still so many families who have children that attend schools in
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York University, and A Different Booklist Cultural Centre introduce the Business Certificate Program
BY PAUL JUNOR The announcement of the launch of a free business certificate program targeted to the black community is
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Survey shows two-in-five Canadians could be left with their heads in the sand when financial supports run out
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Credit Canada did a recent survey and the result revealed that the lockdowns have left many Canadians
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