The Benefits of Group Workouts
BY MONIQUE BARTLETT You’re at the point where you’re tired of working out at home or you’re tired of working
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One Bite at a Time
BY SHEENA BLAKE Do you know when you are in a valley? By valley, I mean those times when everything
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Young Leaders Receive Prestigious Lincoln M. Alexander Award
BY EMILY SINGH The month of February is a time to reflect back on the accomplishments, triumphs and successes of
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Historica Canada Presents an Evening Celebrating Black Women
BY EMILY SINGH Black history month is a time to look back into Canada’s diverse past and honour the individuals
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We Are One – First Friday’s launches inspiring projects for Black History Month
BY ALYSSA MAHADEO Born out of a tradition that started twenty two years ago, First Fridays began in Toronto in
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MPP Patrick Brown Celebrates the Legacy of Black Canadian Leaders
BY ALYSSA MAHADEO Ontario PC Leader Patrick Brown, is following in the footsteps of great leaders before him, recognizing and
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Carrying on the Afro-Caribbean Legacy Jamaican National Building Society launches their 3rd Annual Black History Month Essay Contest!
BY ALYSSA MAHADEO Encouraging youth development and stimulating the mind of students is the secret behind unlocking their true potential.
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KUUMBA FESTIVAL
BY JORDAN MAXWELL Stacey Dash might not think there’s a need for Black History Month, but in Toronto the Kuumba
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Awareness Day Sheds Light on the High Risk of HIV Infection in Canada’s African, Caribbean and Black Communities
BY KEVIN YEBOAH Canada’s second African, Caribbean and Black HIV/AIDS Awareness day is set to be underway this week, in
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Testamentary Freedom-What are the limits?
BY VALERIE DYE Testamentary Freedom refers to the principle that a testator is free to make a will and leave
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