World leaders fail to end child malnutrition as promised
“Children should not pay the price for inaction globally.”
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The rise of micro-shifting: redefining the future of work
“Micro-shifting is emerging as a generational shift toward flexibility, balance, and smarter productivity.”
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Toronto to Celebrate Barbados’ 59th Independence at BCA Gala
“This Gala is a chance for our community and friends of Barbados to come together, honour our heritage, and showcase the vibrant culture of our island,”
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Canadians Prioritize US Trade Relations Despite Tensions
“Canadians understand that maintaining our access to a market of 340 million people ensures significantly greater prosperity.”
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Throp-X 2025: Transforming Uncertainty into Jamaican Investment Opportunity
“It’s about building a legacy and contributing to the long-term growth of the island.”
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Trent University launches groundbreaking Black Studies Lab for Equity
“At the core of these programs is an inseparable link between thought and action.” – Dr. Adwoa Onuora
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Back-to-School Giveaway proves power of community in Toronto
“Until we address the root causes of class disparity and systemic injustice, I will continue to show up and support where and how I can.” – Dr. Jill Andrew
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Afrocentric Summer School in Brampton redefines learning, pride, and legacy
“An Afrocentric curriculum would help me feel proud of my culture and history. It would motivate me.”
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How Zoë Weinrebe’s Jamaican roots shaped her sweet success
“The kitchen was the earliest social media network, it is where the family, and friends come to meet and socialize.”
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Why Toronto renamed Dundas Square to Sankofa Square in 2025
“We look back to move forward, with confidence and unity.”
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