Pack a lunch and explore your history
BY: KATHY MCDONALD Last week members of the curriculum department at the Peel District School Board (PDSB) embarked on what
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Culture
The Guyana Independence Festival Celebrates 52 Years of Excellence
BY: KRISTINA RAMCHARRAN It was a treat for the senses as attendees were surrounded by food, music, vendors and most
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Fight the Power- Section from Carnival Nationz sheds light on mental health
BY: KABRENA ROBINSON The first thing that comes to mind when we think about Caribbean carnival is the vivid and
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New Toronto reality show sheds light on dancehall and Jamaica’s social issues
BY: KRISTINA RAMCHARRAN A fusion of culture, social issues, and dancehall music is coming to your computer screens very soon.
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Rudder 6.5: A birthday party with a statement
BY: JELANI GRANT David Rudder said he normally celebrates his birthday quietly, but this year the Calypso legend brought back
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‘Take d Milk, Nah?’ Shines light on the question of identity
BY: ALYSSA MAHADEO Who am I? How can I prove to the world who I am? Why do I have
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POR AMOR helps prove African history is necessary outside of February
BY: JELANI GRANT The multi-disciplinary arts and culture organization POR AMOR partnered with PEACE (People Everywhere Actually Coexisting Equally) to
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Diversity Wins – TBFF ’18 Delivers Family Fun And Meaningful Discussion
BY: JELANI GRANT Based on the continuous flow of new talent highlighted each year of the Toronto Black Film Festival,
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Modern Batik Couture Brought To Oakdale CC
BY: JELANI GRANT Fashion designer Lorena Santin-Andrade and artist David Kibuuka were teaching modern Batik Couture at the Oakdale Community
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Jamaican Diaspora Embrace Culture During Conference
BY: JELANI GRANT Toronto Caribbean Newspaper was sent to Jamaica to document the discussions and goings-on of conference delegates but
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