Jamaican Johnnycakes (Fried Dumpling) A comfort classic
BY NOEL CUNNINGHAM Like sunshine in the morning, these fluffy, fried dumplings are the perfect start to your day. They’re
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Simone Fruittree Dewar releases her first EP collection “Thoughts”
BY LA SHAWNA GRIFFITH Simone ‘Fruittree’ Dewar is a Jamaican poet and author who most recently released her first EP
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Make them hear you; fight for your rights
BY PAUL BAILEY On this journey called life, we ALL have a voice, a story, filled with hopes, aspirations, dreams,
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Tensions rising in Haiti; Several months of civil unrest and violence ensues
BY JANIECE CAMPBELL Increasing political tensions are getting progressively worse in Haiti amid mass protests against what many are calling
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Unapologetically miffed; where is the support of our Provincial Leaders during Black History Month?
BY PAUL BAILEY It’s Black History Month; a moment granted to us by the powers that be that means WE
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The United Way Greater Toronto hosted their annual Black Leadership & Recognition Event
BY MICHAEL THOMAS This was a free Zoom online event about resiliency and the strategies being used to support Toronto,
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Stop the spread of COVID-19: Paid Sick Leave
BY TVISHA MISTRY “It’s becoming clear that we really need to hear from the people that are sick with COVID,
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“The belch of racism has a pungent odor, and we are smelling the rot!”
BY LA SHAWNA GRIFFITH The Oxford dictionary states that racism is “The theory that distinctive characteristics and abilities are determined
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Toronto’s plan to combat impact of COVID-19 in black communities may be too little too late
BY PAUL JUNOR On Wednesday, February 3rd, 2021 there was an announcement made by Mayor John Tory in a virtual
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Trinidad and Tobago, the calypso fraternity and the universe has lost a great artist!
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Sandra Des Vignes-Millington aka Singing Sandra the two-time calypso monarch who thrilled audiences with hits like “Voices
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