The recently-formed Trinbago Association of Saskatchewan (TAS) observed Trinidad and Tobago’s 60th anniversary of independence on Saturday with a flag raising ceremony at the front of the legislative building in Regina. Among those present at the ceremony were Laura Ross, Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport who brought greetings from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, Regina […]
Natasha Powell isn’t worried. The Toronto choreographer, dancer, and teacher has a little over four weeks to finish her new dance Margarita which gets its world premiere on September 30th. “I am not worried” she told the Caribbean Camera. “I am about half finished. Navigating this has been a bit of challenge but I’d rather […]
On Friday, August 19, Jamaica’s Ambassador to the U.S., Audrey Marks, will launch the second annual DC World Reggae Festival. Beres Hammond, Beenie Man, Tiwa Savage, 2Face alias 2Baba, Ras Slick, Kerwin Dubois, Rupee, Naomi Achu, Nkula, Lokal, Jah Works, and Ethan will perform at the one-day festival on August 20 at the RFK Festival […]
Canadian hammer thrower Camryn Rogers topped the podium in the women’s final on Saturday for the country’s 22nd gold medal of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England. The 23-year-old from Richmond, B.C., launched her third throw 74.08 metres to win the event in front of a roaring crowd at Alexander Stadium. New Zealand’s Julia Ratcliffe […]
We were OUTSIDE!!!! By Yolanda Marshall Canada’s Caribbean Carnival exemplified a vibe of added freeness for 2022. Something in the air felt welcoming while the sweetest songs blasted loudly down Lakeshore Boulevard. The atmosphere was where masqueraders and on-lookers get easily lost amongst the colourful costumes and smiles. The dancing was wild; the DJs spun […]
St. JOHN’S, Antigua – Claudette Peters was crowned Groovy monarch on Saturday night at the soca monarch competition here while Lyricksman won the Jumpy crown, much to the delight of the hundreds of their fans at the Antigua Recreation Ground. No fewer than 16 of Antigua’s top soca artistes competed in the two categories of […]
By Lincoln DePradine While the end of July leading into August is widely recognized for carnivals in Toronto and some Caribbean countries – such as Barbados and Grenada – for many people, there is a more sombre and serious meaning to the period. It was on August 1, 1834, after hundreds of years of enslaving […]
Nеw gіаnt wаtеr lіlу ѕресіеѕ dіѕсоvеrеd іn Bоlіvіа A new species of giant water lіlу hаѕ bееn dіѕсоvеrеd – аnd іt’ѕ bееn hіdіng in рlаіn ѕіght fоr 177 уеаrѕ. The huge рlаnt had bееn іn thе archives of the Rоуаl Botanic Gаrdеnѕ, Kеw аnd wаѕ grоwіng іn a number оf aquatic соllесtіоnѕ but іt wаѕ […]
Cоlоmbіа wіll be governed by a lеftіѕt рrеѕіdеnt for the fіrѕt time after former rеbеl Guѕtаvо Pеtrо narrowly defeated a real еѕtаtе tycoon іn a runoff еlесtіоn thаt undеrѕсоrеd реорlе’ѕ disgust with thе соuntrу’ѕ trаdіtіоnаl роlіtісіаnѕ. Pеtrо’ѕ thіrd аttеmрt to win thе рrеѕіdеnсу еаrnеd him 50.48% оf thе votes Sunday, whіlе роlіtісаl оutѕіdеr Rodolfo […]