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 […]
By Neil Armstrong Playwright, director, producer and actor Marcia Brown restaged her thought-provoking play, “I Need to Know My Father,” over the Father’s Day weekend and as the dramedy unfolded it elicited laughter, instinctive reactions from the audience to scenes, and the need for there to be a resolution at the end. That Brown can […]
In a move aimed at fortifying its commitment to diversity and inclusion, Canada has launched the Anti-Racism Strategy 2024–2028, titled “Changing Systems, Transforming Lives.” The strategy, spearheaded by the Honourable Kamal Khera, Minister of Diversity, Inclusion and Persons with Disabilities, is a comprehensive initiative designed to tackle systemic racism and discrimination across the nation. Since […]
By Margaret Kimberley Juneteenth was a people’s holiday with deep meaning for the descendants of enslaved people. But the declaration of an official federal holiday has turned it into an opportunity for corporate exploiters and cynical politicians to show pretend concern for Black people. At best Juneteenth provides a history lesson and an opportunity for […]
If you’re interested in exploring the British Virgin Islands, Tortola is one of the best places to start your journey. The largest and most populated of the archipelago’s four main islands, it’s the perfect jumping-off point for further Caribbean pursuits to Anegada, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, and the 60 smaller islands that make up […]
In the intricate tapestry of international relations, small states find themselves continually navigating treacherous waters, grappling with existential threats while contending with a global system seemingly skewed against their favor. Despite the formidable challenges they face, including the looming specter of climate change, these nations persist against grave odds. Emerging from the vestiges of European […]
The United Workers Party (UWP) of St. Lucia marked its 60th anniversary with a spirited celebration and fundraiser at the White Shield Banquet Hall in Scarborough. The event highlighted the party’s historical achievements and future ambitions. Key party figures, including Leader Allen Chastanet, Deputy Leader Guy Joseph, local chair Minerva Ward, and national UWP chair […]
Henry Gomez aka King Cosmos will launch his music video for “Trinbago is Home” at Saldenah’s mas camp, 280 Consumers Road on Wednesday June 26, from 6 pm to 11 pm. The music video was shot at the same venue on June 2. It was directed by Zilla. The video features some of Toronto’s Caribbean […]
In recent weeks, the Trudeau government has unveiled its latest legislative initiative, Bill C-70, under the guise of countering foreign interference. While ostensibly aimed at enhancing national security, this bill poses a profound threat to one of Canada’s most cherished values: free speech. If passed, Bill C-70 will amend several key national security laws, including […]
