My advice to young kids navigating social media
BY SABRINA S. – 11 YEARS OLD “Advice is like snow; the softer it falls, the longer it dwells upon,
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As a senior, adjust your investments if you have recovered your losses
BY FAZAAD BACCHUS By now everyone should have received their midyear investment statements, whether you have been investing at the
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A taste of Jamaica’s culinary evolution – Centuries of flavours
BY NOEL CUNNINGHAM As we celebrate Jamaica’s 58th Independence under the theme ‘Resilient and Strong.’ The Government is urging everyone,
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Retired Toronto District School Board Director John Malloy leaves a legacy
BY PAUL JUNOR It was a shock to many at the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) when its director Dr.
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Embrace who you are, define their future, and change the world! The Breakaway Relief Foundation
BY PAUL JUNOR In the seventeen years since the charitable organization Breakaway Relief Organization (BRF) has been around, it has
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Passage of Bill 197 raises alarms; what is Bill 197?
BY PAUL JUNOR “This government is instead choosing to rush through legislation that undermines public education and threatens further privatization.”
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Have all Toronto cultural festivals gone virtual?
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Depending on who one speaks to these days, the answer to this question could be a definite
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The Global Taste Where Caribbean food, culture and travel collide
BY NOEL CUNNINGHAM Earlier this year in April I was invited by Shana Jeannot-Thomas to be a guest on her
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Less suspensions, more support; Ontario implements ban on suspensions Grade 3 and below
BY PAUL JUNOR The Ministry of Education announced in a press release on Thursday July 9th, 2020 that it would
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Reggae Sumfest 2020 opens it virtual doors to over 360 million viewers
BY MICHAEL THOMAS After 26 years of thrilling the public, one of Jamaica’s biggest Reggae festivals has decided to take
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