In a heartwarming display of community support, The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation’s Coordinator of Corporate and Community Partnerships, Ken Scott, reached out to the Caribbean Camera to express gratitude for a generous donation made to the FLOW Radio campaign. The initiative, organized in collaboration with community partner Flow 98.7 Radio, aimed to raise funds for […]
The London-based Privy Council has ordered Trinidad and Tobago former government minister Jack Warner to repay TT$1,505,493 plus interest to Krishna Lalla, a businessman who had sourced the money from Real Time Systems Limited for Warner. The judgment, handed down on Monday, arose out of an initial 2018 ruling of Trinidad and Tobago High Court […]
The Federation of African Canadian Economics (FACE) released its 2022/2023 annual report marked by significant growth. The national and bilingual, Black-led non-profit organization focuses on providing resources and information to the Black community across Canada to effect wealth creation for Canadians of African descent. The annual report highlights some impressive achievements. The loan portfolio […]
Listen to this article here. By Carlton Joseph We live in a world where people of color, especially colonized people, were taught that culture and education make a person; if you pursued education everything would be okay. We knew that a few scholarships were awarded if you scored high on the exams set by Cambridge […]
The talent of players from Concacaf can be found all around the world, the latest signing happening in Spain at Real Betis Balompie who added FW Tiffany Cameron of the Jamaican Women’s National Team. Cameron was part of the Reggae Girlz squad in both of their historical participations at the FIFA Women’s World Cup: The […]
Jamaican Canadian entrepreneur and philanthropist Wes Hall is on the shortlist for the 2023 National Business Book Awards for his memoir No Bootstraps When You’re Barefoot: My Rise from a Jamaican Plantation Shack to the Boardrooms of Bay Street. The $30,000 annual award recognizes the best business-related writing and research in Canada. The book titled […]
In a record-tying display of global solidarity, Barbados joined with all but a tiny handful of nations in the 193-member United Nations General Assembly as it overwhelmingly condemned the United States’ 63-year-long embargo on Cuba. Thursday’s vote tied with the support in 2019 for the resolution that calls for lifting the US economic and […]
At the end of 2021, Puerto Rico, Aruba and the Dominican Republic had a total 11,000 slot machines. Since 2020 following the pandemic, gambling experienced steady growth and continues to grow at nice pace. By the end of 2022, it was thought that the casino games market would be worth $1.22 million in the […]
State Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining, Franklin Witter, is urging stakeholders in the mining sector to begin now to plan for a future beyond bauxite. “We know that bauxite is a diminishing asset, with mining in Jamaica having just another 30 to 40 years to go. We must now look at life after […]
Canada recently played host to a gathering of CARICOM leaders, as they convened for a summit focused on forging a “Strategic Partnership for a Resilient Future.” The summit, held in Ottawa, marked a significant milestone in strengthening ties between Canada and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). The primary objectives of this momentous gathering included the promotion […]
