Once the mighty always the mighty Mummies on the run!
BY SABRINA S. – 12 YEARS OLD The Pharaohs’ Golden Parade took place in Cairo, Egypt, on April 3rd. It
Read More
#LatestPost
It takes courage to stand up for your medical freedom
BY NIKITA YOUNG Medical freedom seems to be a sticky subject these days. For some reason there are people who
Read More
How black women entrepreneurs are contributing to the food businesses Part II
BY HRISHIKESH DAS GUPTA In part two of this series, I would like to introduce two other beautiful, fun-loving and
Read More
How black women entrepreneurs contribute to the food industry
BY HRISHIKESH DAS GUPTA I had the opportunity to learn about the achievement and influence of female entrepreneurs during the
Read More
Breakfast made rasy with Caneggs Making lives simpler and healthier
BY NOEL CUNNINGHAM Eating healthy has never been easier. Let me introduce you to Caneggs protein pancake mix. Preparing a
Read More
Anti-Human Trafficking Services Hub now a reality in Peel
BY ADRIAN ADORE The hard work of the Peel Human Trafficking Service Providers Committee (P.H.T.S.P.C.) has paid off. With the
Read More
Milk lovers; there is a new type of milk in town!
BY NIKITA YOUNG Ontario dairy farmers John and Anna have been in the business for over ten years, and after
Read More
“I just can’t!” The theory of learned helplessness and what it has to do with the COVID-19 Pandemic
BY SIMONE J. SMITH If you have watched the movie Django, then you will be familiar with this scene. Django
Read More
Ontario government provides increased support to black students to help them achieve their educational goals
BY PAUL JUNOR The announcement on March 1st, 2021 that the provincial government will be increasing support for black students
Read More
Call to prioritize COVID-19 vaccinations for all education workers
BY PAUL JUNOR The Ontario government has finally listened to the voice and concerns of education unions, school boards and
Read More