Grenada’s Prime Minister has given the green light to employers to pressure workers to take the vaccine
BY MICHAEL THOMAS According to a well-known Grenadian barrister Mr. Anslem Clouden, the island’s Prime Minister has given the green
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Faded Living; Diversifying the Canadian cannabis industry through savoury dishes
BY JANIECE CAMPBELL In October 2020, a policy brief released by the Centre on Drug Policy Evaluation and the University
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Colombian government continues to disregard the rights of citizens
BY AMANDA WILLIAMS A national strike started on April 28th, 2021, in Colombia, with multiple massive demonstrations across the country
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Unethical Incentives – How vaccine incentives are being used to influence the Moveable Middle
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “The Government of Canada is planning to use influencers for various campaigns to help connect Health
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5 Security Tips for Online Money Transfer
In the past few years, the number of people who rely on the internet to purchase goods and services has
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The Right to Kill; Canadian Doctors are fighting for their right not to kill
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Doctors across Canada are demanding the right to refuse in assisting their patients with their euthanasia
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“Who can we trust?” Parents of black children launch trustee tracker
BY PAUL JUNOR The advocacy group, Parents of Black Children (PoBC) has worked tirelessly to support and advocate on behalf
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The Power of Social Media – Peel Police Basketball organize supplies to reach Volcano Orange Zones in St Vincent
BY ADRIAN ADORE On March 10th, 2021, the Peel Regional Police basketball team posted on their social media platform information
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Celebrating Canadian Music, The JUNO’S 50TH Celebration
BY ALMIRA RIMEZ Celebrating 50 years of the biggest music awards show in Canadian History. The biggest names in show
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Hurricane Dorian has left a permanent scar on Bahamas
BY LA SHAWNA GRIFFITH Two years after category five Hurricane Dorian rocked the Abaco Islands, the small island is still
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