Prepare for the Attack – Here we are again, with another warning, one that readers we hope you take very seriously
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “There’s a gathering cyber storm,” Sadie Creese, a Professor of Cyber Security at the University of
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Intervention is necessary to develop the educational attainment of Black-Caribbean UK students
BY SELINA ROSELYN The educational attainment of British Caribbean youths has been a subject of discussion for many decades. In
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The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Martin Luther King Celebration will be an unforgettable evening!
BY PAUL JUNOR The annual Martin Luther King Awards is a signature event that many look forward to as it
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11 countries have now opted out of the WHO’s Treaty, and many more will if good sense prevails
BY MICHAEL THOMAS How did the world arrive here? How did the United Nations, the World Health Organization, and a
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“I have the human right to be housed.” What does that mean? Now what?
BY STEVEN KASZAB The price of housing in Canada continue to rise, no matter what the Canadian Central Bank intends.
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We need national regulations that protect people, so they can afford a roof over their heads
BY PAUL JUNOR In 2024, newly elected MPP Andrea Hazell of Scarborough-Guildwood plans to introduce a motion in the Ontario
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What does it mean to be an active and responsible citizen?
BY KAHA G. The question of “What does it mean to be an active and responsible citizen,” is something that
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Are you ready to become a goal-getter? How to stick to your 2024 New Years’ goals
BY KIARA B. As I prepare to write down my long list of goals for the new year, I find
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Winter Blues
BY GLORIA O’KOYE A blanket of fluffy snow, slowly covers the ground that has lived through another cycle. Its winter’s
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A question that comes up is who the public should be following? The answer is no one
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Do your research? I have said that so much in the last few years that in
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