In recognition of Seniors Month in June, the Canadian Bankers Association (CBA) is honoring the invaluable contributions of older adults to the nation while affirming its ongoing dedication to promoting the well-being and empowerment of seniors throughout communities across Canada. Anthony G. Ostler, President and CEO of the Canadian Bankers Association, emphasizes the significance of […]
by Janet Grant Mark your calendars, movie enthusiasts! Bad Boys: Ride or Die is set to hit theatres with a bang this Friday, June 7, 2024. Bad Boys: Ride or Die is not just another sequel. Bad Boys takes a nostalgic journey that masterfully weaves together the greatest hits from the previous three movies, bringing back the […]
Brampton will host the 10th Annual Walk the Path Walkathon for Men’s Health and Prostate Cancer Awareness. The event, chaired by Ivan Dawns and Sean Blake, alongside Anthony Henry from the Walnut Foundation, on June 1st 2024, is dedicated to raising awareness about prostate cancer and improving men’s health outcomes. The collaboration between the Carpenters […]
Nicki Minaj’s Manchester concert at Co-op Live was abruptly canceled after her arrest in Amsterdam, leaving thousands of fans frustrated and disappointed. Minaj, suspected of drug-related charges, was fined 350 euros before continuing her journey, missing her scheduled performance. Imogen Pope and Ellis Day, among the attendees, expressed anger and devastation after spending money and […]
Bell Media may face significant legal challenges as former television personality Patricia Jaggernauth’s human rights case moves forward. A confidential report from the Canadian Human Rights Commission suggests her complaint highlights “serious human rights issues that are systemic in nature.” The commission’s report found a “reasonable basis” to support allegations of pay disparity and racial […]
In a small classroom in Antigua, 11-year-old Kih’Nyiah McKay is emerging as a young environmental activist. Despite her youth, Kih’Nyiah deeply understands the urgent climate crisis and the severe impacts of deforestation and marine pollution on her island. “Saving the Earth is our duty,” she states with a maturity that belies her age. As the […]
On a bright and sunny Saturday at Woodbine Racetrack, jockey Patrick Husbands once again demonstrated his prowess, taking two of the three races he competed in. The day marked a special milestone for Husbands as he celebrated 30 years of riding at the famed racetrack, and his performance left no doubt that he deserves a […]
Thirty prominent leaders from Edmonton’s Black community have joined forces to address the city’s administration regarding what they perceive as a stagnant approach to the Anti-Black Racism Action Plan. In a collective letter endorsed by 28 representatives from Edmonton’s African and Caribbean communities, they accuse city officials of neglecting the plan since its unanimous approval […]
In a push for broader athlete compensation, longtime Canadian sprinter Aaron Brown advocates for all athletes participating in Olympic finals to receive thousands of dollars from World Athletics. Brown’s stance comes ahead of the upcoming track and field events slated for this summer in Paris. Responding to World Athletics’ recent decision to allocate $50,000 US […]
By Lincoln DePradine The price of food is a serious concern for many Canadians. Perhaps, the situation is best exemplified by a current consumers’ protest known as the month-of-May boycott of the Loblaw supermarket chain. Chief among the group’s “demands” is that Loblaw lowers its prices by 15 percent. So, when “Sista in Health’’ received […]
