Ryerson University’s G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education to begin offering courses in Brampton
BY: ELLEN ROCKSON Whether you’re a gamer, the quote on quote computer geek or anyone trying to find their niche,
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Toronto
AFROFESTIVITIES! – Afrofest 2018 brings another year of African Culture Celebrations to the City
BY: ALYSSA MAHADEO Beautiful clear blue skies stretched out over Woodbine Park this weekend and the scent of food and
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Making Job Connections easier with ACCES Employment
BY: ALYSSA MAHADEO Finding meaningful employment can feel like an arduous task especially when you’re looking for something worthwhile, and
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Caribbean women empower & inspire each other to live life their way
BY: ALYSSA MAHADEO Smart, beautiful, strong, and powerful are only some of the attributes used to describe the women filled
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New Toronto reality show sheds light on dancehall and Jamaica’s social issues
BY: KRISTINA RAMCHARRAN A fusion of culture, social issues, and dancehall music is coming to your computer screens very soon.
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Peeks Toronto Caribbean Carnival gets ready to heat up the Toronto streets
BY: LEANNE BENN The weather is warm and the streets are alive, this can only mean we’re entering one of
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Get ready to be FLOOR’D
BY: DELLIA RISMAY Raw energy. Blissful. Unique. These are just some of the words Natasha Powell, the artistic director and
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Head Girl play tackles difficult issues through comedy
BY: JELANI GRANT Presented by Real Queens Productions, Jamaican playwright Paul O. Beale debuted, The Head Girl, at the Jamaican
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Black Excellence on the Silver Screen: Toronto Black Film Festival Announces This Year’s Lineup
BY: DELLIA RISMAY The Toronto Black Film Festival, or TBFF for short, has returned for its sixth year in the
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A Guide to Buying Pre-Owned Condominiums
BY: JAY BRIJPAUL “Congratulations on your purchase; here are the keys and remember to change your locks,” said Daniella’s real
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