BY MICHAEL THOMAS Like many events in the world during this time, Shelburne Multicultural Day has decided to go virtual.

BY SIMONE J. SMITH Anyone who is of West Indian descent and used to frequent Eglinton West has to admit;

BY SIMONE J. SMITH “COVID-15! What the hell is COVID-15?” Mo burst out laughing, and we continued laughing for about

BY JONELL PANTLITZ “We do it for the love of literature and the celebration and encouragement of literacy.” Robinson Toronto

BY JAMIECE CAMPBELL As the rest of the world, Jamaica has been attempting to combat the economic crisis that COVID-19

BY SELINA McCALLUM If you’re a journalist or a creative you probably have been asked once in your life, “But

BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Black Canadians have made and continue to make significant contributions to the cultural, social, and economic

BY SIMONE J. SMITH “They represent the true immigrant story. Dancehall is your social identity. When you have made it, 

BY OMNIYA ALI Waves of sadness have rippled throughout the Egyptian community upon the loss of a highly influential life.

BY PAUL JUNOR The celebration of Emancipation Day on August 1st, 2020 has brought a chorus of calls across Canada