BY PAUL JUNOR As the cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in Peel, Peel Public Health has seen it fit

BY SIMOME J. SMITH “We look at these banks as partnerships, but it doesn’t feel like a partnership at all.”

BY W. GIFFORD- JONES MD & DIANA GIFFORD-JONES Winston Churchill, Great Britain’s wartime Prime Minister, once remarked that, “He had

BY PAUL JUNOR As over two million students from 72 public school boards settled into the reality of schooling during

BY SIMONE J. SMITH Before we begin, I want readers to understand that statements in this article are for general

BY SIMONE J. SMITH One thing cannot be denied about this pandemic; people of African descent have been disproportionately affected

BY JANIECE CAMPBELL Ah – so long, summer! We made it to the final quarter of the year. Around this

BY JANIECE CAMPBELL His social media bio says, “For the People.” His recently updated criminal record says otherwise. An Atlanta-based

BY OMNIYA ALI “We know these truths. Canada’s governments and institutions – hospitals, schools, policing, laws and social services –

BY DAVE RANKIN With winning the first ever Waterfront Artistry Residency, the ever-growing presence of the Canadian Chapter of the