Windsor Police Chief Jason Bellaire has been found to have made racist remarks to Black officer Ed Armstrong, according to an internal investigation. The investigation substantiated allegations that Bellaire violated […]
Canadian snowbirds who traditionally spend their winters in the United States will now be required to register with U.S. immigration authorities if they stay longer than 30 days. The new […]
With the rise of social media fitness influencers, there are many claims about the “best” ways to optimize your workout. One common myth is that exercising on an empty stomach […]
The 2024 Black Changemakers are individuals who are creating significant and positive impacts within their communities. Each person’s unique journey and dedication to social change are inspiring and reflect the […]
A recent survey conducted by KPMG in Canada highlights the experiences of Black Canadians in the workplace and measures the progress made in fostering more equitable and inclusive environments. The […]
“Good American Family” is an eight-episode drama series inspired by the real-life story of Natalia Grace and the Barnetts, starring Ellen Pompeo and Mark Duplass. Unlike the fictional portrayal in […]
The Caribbean Camera recently sat down with Michael Kalu to discuss his ongoing research on Black adults living with diabetes. His study, funded through the University of Toronto by Nova […]
By Janet Grant Disney’s latest live-action adaptation, Snow White, brings the beloved 1937 animated classic to life with a new perspective. The film dazzles with stunning visuals and impressive performances, […]
By Lincoln DePradine Retired Registered Nurse, Dotty Nicholas, is well-known in Canada for her work with sickle cell disease (SCD) patients and their parents and guardians. Her work, spanning more […]
The Caribbean Camera once again joined the vibrant festivities at Toronto’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, capturing the energy, diversity, and spirit of the city’s celebration. The parade, which began […]
