Austin Clark was born Barbados in 1934 and then went to Canada, in 1955. While in Canada he attended a university. Clark has worked as a broadcaster, a professor, and a civil rights leader. His works exhibit the poverty of peasants in Barbados and his immigrant experiences to Canada. Austin Clark died today in […]
Project Sizzle, a major Toronto Police gang-busting investigation, has cut deep into a violent street-level guns, drugs and prostitution organization. Police Chief Mark Saunders said the six-month probe was able to pierce the Heart of a King Gang, believed to be responsible for at least three recent murders. “This is such a strong testament of […]
“The Sister Kathleen Jackman Memorial Scholarship Award would help in financing my education greatly … it’s just my mother and myself,” a grateful Jalen Jones who is studying Environmental Biology at U of T said last Saturday at Tropicana Community Services. Jones was among recipients and organizers at the 2016 Sister Kathleen Jackman Memorial Scholarships […]
As always the opinions in this article are mine and mine alone. Who am I? Just your average So n So. This week I decided to do it a little differently with a top 15. I will do this from time to time because there are many questions being asked and some can be […]
Building up our health sector is literally a matter of life and death. It is therefore not surprising that good health, both physical and mental, ranks among the highest of our priorities. Without it, our quality of life can drop to its lowest level and life itself can become meaningless. It is worth repeating that […]
George B. (Knia) Singh, a prominent son of Caribbean heritage, has joined the throng seeking the Liberal nomination for the provincial riding of Scarborough-Rouge River. Singh joins six others seeking the nod for the June 5 byelection, caused by the resignation of Bas Balkissoon. Born in Toronto to parents of Guyanese and Bremudian heritage, Singh […]
In glorious sunshine at St. John’s Rehab Hospital in Rae Whistance Memory Gardens yesterday, a grateful and recovering Elissa Antonio cheerfully delivered an update on her recovery from injuries sustained in a 40-foot fall in Trinidad and Tobago. “I feel great. I’m able to lift both feet. And I feel very accomplished,” Antonio told members […]
Exclusive to The Caribbean Camera PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad and Tobago – Citizens here are in an uproar after Thema Williams was pulled from Rio Olympics gymnastic tryouts in February over long-time rival Marisa Dick. The controversy lies in the fact that Dick was born in Canada of Trinidadian parents and Williams was born and raised in Trinidad. […]
As thousands of refugees reach Canada’s shores, a Jamaican-born man is begging Canada to help him return here. “If I don’t get home, I’m going to die,” said former Toronto Argonaut Andrew Stewart who is fighting to return to Canada for life-saving treatment. Stewart who has been told he has three to five months to […]
