As territorial tensions between Guyana and Venezuela continue to simmer, Guyana’s government this week vowed to slap treason charges on any Guyanese who allows Venezuela to appoint or elect him […]
Canada’s Senior Men’s National Team concluded their FIBA Men’s AmeriCup 2025 Qualifiers with a 98-94 loss to Mexico on Monday. However, despite the defeat, Canada secured a spot in the […]
By Lincoln DePradine Arielle Kayabaga, a Black politician serving her first term as a federal Member of Parliament, says it’s an “honour’’ to be appointed to the cabinet of Mark […]
By Anthony Joseph The United States’ recent visa restrictions on Cuban officials involved in Cuba’s international medical missions is part of an ongoing campaign to undermine the island nation’s foreign […]
Mas’ in the Six By Twylan Best In the colourful world of Caribbean Carnival, band leaders are the creative forces behind the dazzling spectacle of mas’. Among them, Hayden Joseph, […]
By Lincoln DePradine Toronto Community Benefits Network (TCBN) is preparing to host an annual event that recognizes individuals and organizations for their “unwavering commitment to diversity, excellence and innovation’’. The […]
Stuart Young has been officially sworn in as the eighth Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, pledging to lead with integrity, inclusion, and accountability. The ceremony took place on March […]
Alberta-based political scientist Andy Knight’s research into white supremacy in the Canadian Armed Forces has uncovered troubling findings, suggesting the military culture favors white, male, and Christian norms while leaving […]
by Stephen Weir Forget swimming the English Channel. The Nevis to St. Kitts Cross-Channel Swim is a challenging yet rewarding experience, offering participants the chance to cross the scenic Caribbean […]
A Jamaica-born psychotherapist in New York has expressed deep concerns about the anxiety that President Donald Trump’s mass deportation policies are causing within Caribbean and other immigrant communities in the […]
