Broken trust between Peel Board and the black community
BY PAUL JUNOR It was truly unfortunate that on the eve of the Ministry of Education’s review of anti-black racism
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Cancellations of student testing due to virus pandemic
BY PAUL JUNOR Parents, educators and teachers expressed concerns about Ontario students writing their province-wide tests before the global coronavirus
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“So The World May Hear.” Starkey Hearing Foundation; raising the profile of hearing
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Turned away time and time again, he was unsure if he would get this job. He
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The Corona shift; from sell first to serve first
BY SIMONE J. SMITH The last few weeks has left many business owners flummoxed, and for good reason. While the
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Growing up with parents that are entrepreneurs; 11-year-old Makayla shares her story
BY SIMONE J. SMITH The nature versus nurture conundrum is an age-old discussion that remains relevant to this day. What
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Does Ford’s COVID-19 legislation miss the mark?
BY MICHAEL THOMAS The country is in lockdown mode, and as of Tuesday, March 24th, only what the Ontario government
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High level entertainment during lockdown with Idris Elba
BY MKUU AMANI On March 16th, British actor and producer Idris Elba announced on social media that he’d tested positive
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UFC 249: Fight of the Decade hangs in the balance as COVID-19 threatens to cancel the long-awaited showdown
BY MARCEL MARIAK For over four years, MMA fans have been anticipating the fight of the decade: a legendary battle
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Agriculture “the underutilized tool” in the pursuit of economic freedom, Part II
BY WAZARI JOHNSON In the last edition, we had a chance to explore the many avenues for people to explore
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On this day, March 25th: First Test Cricket match played at Newlands, Cape Town v England
BY KAYLA KARIM As many sit at home during this time, all are able to reflect on past moments. March
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