By Oscar Wailoo I should have known that the Stars were aligned in my favour when, on my way to my first Trinidad Carnival, I cleared Caribbean Airlines check-in, Canadiancustoms, and was sitting at the departure gate at Pearson International Airport in no time flat. The good omen held when we took off on time, […]
Dr. Terrance Drew, Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis, exchanged marriage vows with Diani Jimesha Prince in Barbados on February 10th last. In an announcement via Facebook in the evening following their nuptials, Prime Minister Drew expressed his gratitude and joy, stating, “It is with a grateful heart that I inform you of my […]
One of Ontario’s most remarkable politicians reminisces on his career By Alia Loren Campbell When he was a youngster, Alvin Curling never thought he would have the career he had. But while growing up in his native Jamaica, he always found himself drawn to roles of leadership. As he puts it, “I was very much […]
LOS ANGELES – Beyoncé Knowles-Carter has unveiled Cécred, a groundbreaking haircare line that merges global traditions with cutting-edge science. The brand’s Foundation Collection features innovative keratin recovery technology designed to visibly strengthen and revive hair health. Inspired by diverse hair rituals worldwide, Cécred’s products are enriched with a blend of natural ingredients such as butters, […]
This week, I will be sharing a few new children’s books you should add to your shelves. These incredible books are by Canadian-based authors. Jerk Chicken Magic Written by Noel Andrew Bennett and Roxanne Bennett “A love letter to immigrant families everywhere! Jerk Chicken Magic is a heartwarming story of a multi-generational immigrant family (The […]
Listen to this report now. By Carlton Joseph Few Americans -and probably Canadians -are aware that Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, is still being persecuted for publishing information exposing corporate and government wrongdoing. The US government has charged Assange with 16 counts under the Espionage Act of 1917 and one count of computer hacking.If convicted, […]
Canadian government announces initiatives to support mental health and career growth of Black public servants By Lincoln DePradine The Canadian government, which has been accused of not doing enough to address reports of racism and discrimination against Black employees in the federal public service, now plans on dealing with the problem through a series of […]
Listen to this article now. Gibbs I trust the conferences and presentations during February BHM 2024 will be pioneering, significant, solution-oriented, and futuristic (2024 – 2074). I imagine that with the emerging Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) (Industry 4.0), the following seven critical entities have come together to deliver exuberant strategic visions and plans to establish Black Empowerment […]
The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) is set to celebrate Jamaican Patty Day on February 23 by giving away thousands of free beef patties at Toronto’s Union Station. The event, in its 39th year, aims to honor the city’s Jamaican culinary heritage and the contributions of the Jamaican Diaspora to Toronto’s food scene. On February 23, […]
Arching the back has become increasingly popular, with many people who incorporate it into their fitness routines. However, the question remains: Is arching your back a good thing? Let us explore the potential benefits and risks of back arching, as well as safe stretching practices to promote spinal health. A healthy spine has a gentle […]
