Churchill’s Words Reignite Caribbean Debate Over Slavery Reparations
Britain’s renewed celebration of its colonial past has intensified debate…
By Lincoln DePradine The music of the late Mighty Sparrow, who was buried in Trinidad last Saturday, could form part of…
Our cultural heroes deserve dignity, not criticism There is something terribly wrong with a society that celebrates its heroes when they…
Puerto Rico’s campaign to become the 51st state of the…
Natalie Preddie wins Black Travel Film Festival Award Canadian travel…
By Lincoln DePradine The music of the late Mighty Sparrow,…
Brother Valentino, the acclaimed calypsonian whose music confronted racial inequality,…
Britain’s renewed celebration of its colonial past has intensified debate across the Caribbean, where governments and campaigners are demanding recognition of slavery’s enduring consequences and reparations for the…
Puerto Rico’s campaign to become the 51st state of the United States has taken another formal step, with Governor Jenniffer González Colón signing a resolution urging President Donald…
Natalie Preddie wins Black Travel Film Festival Award Canadian travel journalist and filmmaker Natalie Preddie has earned international recognition for a documentary series highlighting Caribbean communities beyond the…
By Lincoln DePradine The music of the late Mighty Sparrow, who was buried in Trinidad last Saturday, could form part of the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) curriculum, according…
The rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes She promised to overhaul blood testing. Now, the disgraced Theranos founder is serving time in prison for fraud. A new documentary…
Brother Valentino, the acclaimed calypsonian whose music confronted racial inequality, political injustice and poverty, died on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at age 85, ending a career that helped establish…
Yewande Daniel-Ayoade children book celebrates African culture By Lincoln DePradine “Dele & Aminata’s Jollof War’’ is a newly…
By Antony Joseph After months of uncertainty and division, Albertans have delivered a powerful message of national unity.…
Jamaica has brought 157 Cuban medical professionals back into its public health system under individual employment contracts, marking…
The rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes She promised to overhaul blood testing. Now, the disgraced Theranos founder is serving time in prison for…
The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) is strengthening its connections with Canadian travel professionals through a series of Fall Destination Update Seminars taking place in…
Racist graffiti, emails mar Ottawa campaign Allegations of racism and intimidation have emerged during Ottawa’s municipal election campaign, with 3 council candidates reporting attacks…
Halifax history reveals public wealth rooted in slavery Historical research linking Nova Scotia’s early public finances to slavery has renewed calls for a memorial…
Britain’s renewed celebration of its colonial past has intensified debate across the Caribbean, where governments and campaigners are demanding recognition of slavery’s enduring consequences and reparations for the…
Natalie Preddie wins Black Travel Film Festival Award Canadian travel journalist and filmmaker Natalie Preddie has earned international…
Puerto Rico’s campaign to become the 51st state of the United States has taken another formal step, with…
The South Jersey Caribbean Festival will return to Camden Waterfront on Saturday, Sept. 26, after severe weather forced…
From The Committee to Assist Buxton/Friendship, Toronto Elder Eusi Kwayana’s life was a remarkable testament to service, humility,…
By Lincoln DePradine The music of the late Mighty Sparrow, who was buried in Trinidad last Saturday, could…
A Jamaica has reached a significant milestone in international equestrian sport, with rider Tegan Vincent Cooke and her…