Ryerson University and the City of Brampton partner to expand healthcare education
BY PAUL JUNOR The City of Brampton released that there will be a $1 million planning grant towards a future
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Did you know that close to 80 per cent of cardiovascular disease deaths are preventable?
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Many don’t realize that cardiovascular disease is the number two killer of Canadians after cancer, so
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“Have No fear, The Antiguan is here!” Celebrating Antigua and Barbuda; Forty years young!
BY STEVEN KASZAB Antigua and Barbuda is 40 Years Young Broke away from their parent, Freedom is what they wanted,
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A Shepherd who leads the flock into the path of wolves; exposing what is happening in the Catholic Church
BY MICHAEL THOMAS “If an open Satanist was elected Pope, he would not be able to do more harm to
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Peel Regional Police videographer rallies his fellow teammates for Thanksgiving donation
BY ADRIAN ADORE For the past few years, James Worthington, one of the highly talented videographers on the Peel Regional
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Kojo Institute offers, “Daring to Do” tackling Anti-Black Racism in the Child Welfare System
BY PAUL JUNOR For many years, Kike Ojo-Thompson has been at the forefront of providing organization leadership to address systemic
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How to Market Your Business App
Your business app needs to be seen to be used. Much like a website, your app will give audiences a
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Are you struggling to keep a budget?
BY CLEVE DESOUZA For many people, the word “budget” carries a negative connotation. It is in the category of words
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How our immediate living environments are also affected by ecosystems changes
BY MICHELLE CLARKE St. Jamestown is the north end of one of Toronto’s oldest neighbourhoods, Cabbagetown, snuggled between Castle Frank
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Can we even agree to disagree anymore?
BY GLORIA O’KOYE What makes us stand out from one another is that each individual’s thoughts and opinions are unique
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