Washington, DC (Sonique Solutions) – Following a truly successful Jamaica Carnival execution of their famous Breakfast Fete, the team at HookieLife Entertainment looks ahead to bringing forth the 2024 edition of the beloved ‘Hookie Weekend’ which is set for June 13th to 17th in the Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia area (DMV). Regarded by many […]
In a push for broader athlete compensation, longtime Canadian sprinter Aaron Brown advocates for all athletes participating in Olympic finals to receive thousands of dollars from World Athletics. Brown’s stance comes ahead of the upcoming track and field events slated for this summer in Paris. Responding to World Athletics’ recent decision to allocate $50,000 US […]
In the heart of Ottawa’s Lowertown neighborhood, within the confines of the Routhier Community Centre, a small dance studio becomes the stage for a significant movement. Led by Chloë Bonnet, a seasoned dance instructor, a group of eight young women executes a meticulously choreographed routine with precision and passion. Under Bonnet’s guidance, the dancers synchronize […]
Photos by Anthony Berot Costume Creators Cultural Art showcased its much-anticipated “A New Hope” costume collection on Sunday, May 5th, in preparation for the upcoming Toronto Caribbean Carnival. The event, held at Mystic Resto & Lounge on Kennedy Rd South in Brampton, drew enthusiastic participants eager to join the festivities of the July 20th junior […]
By Stephen Weir The Organization of Calypso Performing Artistes (OCPA) is kicking off the 2024 summer carnival season with a delectable meal and captivating live music to complement the feast. It all begins at noon on Sunday, May 19th, at Scarborough’s Spade Bar & Lounge and Calypso bar located at 3580 McNicoll Avenue. OCPA’s second […]
The conclusion of the trial of Umar Zameer, accused of first-degree murder in the tragic death of Toronto police officer Jeffrey Northrup on July 2, 2021, has left many questions lingering. Zameer’s acquittal, a moment of relief for him and his family, has, paradoxically, deepened the shadows over the legal proceedings and the path pursued […]
By Stephen Weir Reverie Faces, Toronto’s first Caribbean Canadian Lookbook, made its online debut two months ago. Well-received, the publishers are now busy working on the second instalment of this unique exploration of Caribbean designers’ endeavours! Lookbooks have been a staple in the fashion industry for some time, but it’s only recently that they’ve garnered […]
Nestled in the cozy ambiance of a Toronto espresso bar, the towering figure of Hassan Phills commands attention. Standing at 6’3″ and adorned in earth-toned attire, Phills exudes a charismatic charm that captivates all who encounter him, his smile reminiscent of Magic Johnson’s, gleaming through his beard. With a staggering 67,000 followers on Instagram and […]
Stacy Clarke By Neil Armstrong The first day of the tribunal hearing of Superintendent Stacy Clarke, which was open to the public, drew a large contingent of members of the Jamaican Canadian Association on Monday to the headquarters of the Toronto Police Service (TPS) in support of the veteran police officer with 26 years of […]
Brampton’s MP Ruby Sahota stood alongside Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety while he unveiled new legislation on Tuesday aimed at bolstering Canada’s defenses against foreign interference. The introduction of Bill C-70, known as the Act Respecting Countering Foreign Interference, marks a significant step forward in the Canadian government’s efforts to safeguard its institutions. Bill […]
