Four ways to increase your chances of selling your home
BY CLEVE DeSOUZA From the street to the master bedroom suite, follow these tips and increase your chances of selling
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Consider reviewing your life insurance during this Pandemic
BY FAZAAD BACCHUS COVID-19 has given us a rude awakening. Nothing is real until it happens to us or someone
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“Every summer has a story”
BY SABRINA S. – 11 YEARS OLD Exams are over and school’s out. Kids are thinking, “Now what am I
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BIPOC community groups collaborate, to address existing forms of oppression found in Toronto schools
BY PAUL JUNOR There is a focus on anti-black racism that has motivated many students who have suffered silently for
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We will not be treated as equal socially, until we are equal economically!
BY WAZARI JOHNSON In my last article about the legacy of Marcus Garvey and his outlook on black economics, I
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Barbados is COVID-19 free and open for business as usual
BY LA SHAWNA GRIFFITH On Friday, June 26th, Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Amor Mottley in her address to the
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Physical activity decreases risk of seven cancers
BY W. GIFFORD- JONES MD & DIANA GIFFORD-JONES Is physical activity good for you? During COVID times, it might be
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Carlene Jackson is the first black female Director named in TDSB history
BY PAUL JUNOR History was made on June 25th, when the Toronto District School Board announced in a news release
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40, 000+ signatures raised, petitioning the need for race and ethnicity courses in Ontario high schools
BY PAUL JUNOR The death of George Floyd on May 25th, 2020 has brought international focus on the issues of
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The Ontario Government plans to rush the Omnibus Bill through Legislature
BY PAUL JUNOR On Wednesday, July 8th, the PC-led Ontario government announced an omnibus bill called the COVID-19 Recovery Bill.
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