Danusia Francis; The gymnast with the Jamaican heart
BY JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM In 1993, Merlene Ottey, the queen of Jamaica’s track and field caused Jamaicans at home and in
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“It’s ours, just come in!” Nia Centre for the Arts is spotlighting emerging black artists
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Did you rent this space for the event?” A visitor to Nia Centre for the Arts
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Strike votes by teacher’s unions signals impending labour unrest in education
BY PAUL JUNOR There is no end to possible labour unrest in the public education sectors as the Ford government
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Guyana Amazon Warriors face another CPL final defeat
BY KAYLA KARIM The Guyana Amazon Warriors faced a similar situation two weekends ago – another CPL finals appearance. This
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Connecting Micro-Businesses in the Diaspora with the Caribbean
BY DAVID MYLES Richard Davis is the CEO of Amazin’ Business Solutions (ABS) Limited, which specializes in small business companies
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Raise our hands, roll up our sleeves and collaborate; The Hummingbird Gala 2019
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Change does not happen in silos – it requires all of us to raise our
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This is for Toronto
BY SIMONE J. SMITH It was a Saturday, and I was actually braiding my hair when I decided to take
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Increased funding for mental health services is still not enough to help students
BY PAUL JUNOR The provincial government announced increased funding for mental health services targeted to youths on October 10th, which
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The Walnut Foundation upholds men’s health
BY MICHAEL THOMAS The Walnut Foundation held its fifth annual conference on men’s health in Toronto at Ryerson University on
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Food for The Poor is giving thanks once more
BY MICHAEL THOMAS It’s Thanksgiving season once more and Food For The Poor Canada (FFPC) gave back in a big
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