The Rise of the Vaccinated – People are starting to question what they are being told by their elected officials
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “In general, humans strive to make sense of the world in order to feel safe. When
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How do we make it easy for our children to get active again? Introducing Tapin Mobile Solutions
BY PAUL JUNOR “You can look into my eyes, I’m all about the youth of HAITI. Too much young talent,
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“Etiquette is essential!” Lorna Murray; bringing professionalism and elegance to all!
BY PAUL JUNOR For over 20 years, Image Consultant, Lorna Murray has been transforming the lives of individuals through her
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Benzino and Coi Leray in daddy-daughter beef, Elon Musk plays Let’s Make a Deal, the Kardashians are in court and it’s time to Netflix & chill
BY JANIECE CAMPBELL Coi Leray and Benzino’s months-long feud continues Rapper Coi Leray and her father, Benzino, have quite a
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Researchers discover that social media offers an easy way to tap into people’s behaviours
BY SIMONE J. SMITH You are on your lunch break, so you decide to jump on social media. As you
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Working under surveillance; Global sales of employee-monitoring technology are at an all-time high
BY MICHAEL THOMAS So, your company has allowed you to work from home for the last two years now, and
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The Food Service Sector faces Union action, and Starbucks is at the forefront
BY STEVEN KASZAB Starbucks workers at five stores voted to unionize in Richmond, Virginia, bringing the count of unionized Starbucks
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Natasha Henry appointment as Professor of History at York University
BY PAUL JUNOR Natasha Henry has accepted the offer of the tenure-stream position in African Canadian History at York University beginning
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York University Professor Carl James wins prestigious Killiam Prize for Research
BY PAUL JUNOR It is fitting that long-time and outstanding York University Professor Carl James was awarded the $100,000 Killiam Prize
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BLACK E.S.T.E.E.M addresses the underrepresentation of Black girls in the STEM field
BY PAUL JUNOR The emphasis on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) fields in the Ontario curriculum is poised to
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