By Lincoln DePradine The Ontario government has reaffirmed its commitment to constructing over one million new homes across the province. Citizenship and Multiculturalism Minister Michael Ford introduced new legislation aimed at advancing conservation goals while supporting Ontario’s future growth, with a target of building at least 1.5 million homes. Ford highlighted these initiatives against the […]
By Neil Armstrong International Oware grandmaster Trevor “Simple” Simon is pleased with the work that he did last week with students at four schools of the Toronto District School Board and as special guest at Brookhaven Public School’s First Annual Oware Mini Tournament. Last year, Brookhaven’s Black Student Alliance (BSA) introduced students and staff to the […]
Young people of African heritage from across Canada are gearing up for a landmark event in Edmonton aimed at celebrating identity, fostering cultural bonds, tackling challenges, and building networks. Scheduled for June 27 and 28 at the Westin Hotel, the inaugural National African Descent Youth Summit promises a platform for empowerment and community building. Participants […]
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow has officially proclaimed June 2024 as Black Music Month, recognizing its pivotal role in shaping Toronto’s varied music landscape. In collaboration with the City of Toronto’s Music Office, SOCAN, TD Bank, the City of Toronto Archives, and Ontario Creates, CBMA presents a curated showcase event honoring Black music and culture, with […]
Caribbean American star Sean Kingston made a triumphant return to the stage with a powerful performance at Alabama’s Sand Mountain Amphitheater on Saturday, June 8th, amidst ongoing legal challenges. Known for hits like “Beautiful Girls,” Kingston, whose real name is Kisean Paul Anderson, recently faced serious legal allegations and spent time in jail in both […]
A recent study has raised concerns over the safety of xylitol, a popular low-calorie sweetener found in numerous reduced-sugar products such as gum and toothpaste. According to the study, published in the European Heart Journal, individuals consuming the highest levels of xylitol faced nearly double the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and death compared to […]
By Anthony Joseph The Scarborough Town Centre was transformed into a lively hub of Caribbean culture as the Toronto Caribbean Carnival Launch took place at its new location on Saturday, marking a historic first for the 57-year-old festival. The relocation from Toronto City Hall and the shift to a weekend schedule were significant changes aimed […]
Guyana is gearing up to host the region’s largest International Building Exposition 2024, offering a prime opportunity to delve into the latest innovations within the housing and construction sectors. At the expo’s official launch, Minister Collin Croal emphasized its pivotal role as a platform for government officials and industry leaders to explore cutting-edge solutions, aiming […]
A group of Russian warships, including a nuclear-powered submarine, concluded a five-day visit to Havana on Monday, departing the port after participating in planned military exercises in the Atlantic Ocean. The presence of these vessels has been viewed by some as a demonstration of Moscow’s military strength amid heightened tensions, with the U.S. and other […]
Miami Swim Week, which kicked off at the end May, was electrified by the debut of Haitian Doll designs by Jo Bella, showcased at The Shows at SLS South Beach. Founded by Johanne Brazela, Haitian Doll by Jo Bella, a prominent New York City-based fashion brand, fuses Haiti’s rich cultural tapestry with the dynamic spirit […]
