Carib Fest: Bringing Caribbean culture to small towns
BY: KRISTINA RAMCHARRAN Sights of colorful art. Live reggae and jazz music to tease the ears. The scent of delicious
Read MoreBY: KRISTINA RAMCHARRAN Sights of colorful art. Live reggae and jazz music to tease the ears. The scent of delicious
Read MoreBY: KRISTINA RAMCHARRAN It was a treat for the senses as attendees were surrounded by food, music, vendors and most
Read MoreBY: KABRENA ROBINSON The first thing that comes to mind when we think about Caribbean carnival is the vivid and
Read MoreBY: DELLIA RISMAY Kimberlee Shelley-Ajibolade is many things: an author, a wife, a paralegal, an HR professional, a minister, and
Read MoreBY: ALYSSA MAHADEO Smart, beautiful, strong, and powerful are only some of the attributes used to describe the women filled
Read MoreBY: ASHELLY SMITH On Sunday, June 10, 2018, Congress of Black Women of Canada Mississauga and Area Chapter awarded nine
Read MoreBY: KRISTINA RAMCHARRAN When Elaine Robinson first arrived in Canada over 45 years ago, she did not know she was
Read MoreBY: KRISTINA RAMCHARRAN A fusion of culture, social issues, and dancehall music is coming to your computer screens very soon.
Read MoreBY: ASHELLY SMITH “Volunteers don’t get paid, not because they are worthless but because they are priceless” ~ Sherry Anderson.
Read MoreBY: KRISTINA RAMCHARRAN A young woman with a desire for higher education is what Brampton’s Sara Singh started out to
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