On a bright and sunny Saturday at Woodbine Racetrack, jockey Patrick Husbands celebrated a monumental day in his career. Marking 30 years of excellence, Husbands, originally from Barbados, demonstrated once again why he is considered one of the best in the sport. Winning two out of three races, the day not only highlighted his enduring […]
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 delightful blend of humor and heartfelt moments, the new comedy film “Babes” promises to be a must-watch for audiences seeking both entertainment and meaningful storytelling. Directed by the visionary duo of Michelle Buteau and Ilana Glazer, this film dives into the lives of two best friends, Dawn and Eden, navigating the unexpected twists […]
Superintendent Stacy Clarke, the first Black female superintendent in Toronto police history, faces a criminal breach of trust investigation, accused of leaking confidential interview questions to six Black officers vying for sergeant promotions. This revelation has halted promotions and exposed deep-seated issues within the Toronto Police Service. Clarke, who avoided criminal charges but pled guilty […]
After dedicating thirty years of service to the York Regional Police, a veteran officer has come forward to expose deep-rooted issues of nepotism and racial discrimination within law enforcement, particularly affecting Black officers’ opportunities for advancement. Retired Superintendent Keith Merith, in a revealing radio interview, highlighted the uphill battle faced by Black officers within a […]
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 […]
Montreal’s Black communities are set to benefit from a significant investment, as the federal government announces nearly $16 million in funding to create a modern venue for artistic and cultural expression. This funding will enable the Montreal Afro-Canadian Cultural Centre (MACC) to further its mission of becoming a central gathering place for Black communities in […]
Conference celebrating Black music and culture in Ontario The Grand River Black Music Festival and Conference, Ontario’s premier Black music conference, is set to take place from June 14th to 16th, 2024, at the Kitchener Public Library. This groundbreaking event promises to highlight the rich heritage and contemporary contributions of Black musicians and artists in […]
