A new report from the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) reveals a concerning surge in global diabetes cases, with nearly one in nine adults (589 million people) now living with the condition. More alarmingly, an estimated 252 million of these individuals are unaware they have diabetes, which significantly increases their risk of severe complications and early […]
Bennie Krakue is a 16-year-old Saskatchewan student school who did not have positive experiences during Black History Month. She wrote about them for a children’s news site. Bennie Krakue, born in Ghana, moved to Canada at age six. She struggled to connect with other children in Regina, Saskatchewan, and often felt isolated. Subtle comments from […]
By Neil Armstrong Dr. Leo Gilling charts the course with confidence and continues his pursuit of knowledge to carve his niche in the world. That is evident in his memoir, “From Shadows to Sunshine: My Jamaican Boyhood,” which tells the story of his grit and determination to succeed and includes proverbs, folklore, epigraphs of songs […]
Terrorists violently seize control of the G20 Summit, thrusting President Danielle Sutton (Viola Davis) into a fight for survival—not just for herself but also for her family, her country, and the fate of the world. With her governing expertise and military background, Sutton refuses to back down. This pulse-pounding delivery of the story has strong […]
By Janet Grant “The Amateur” is a tense, globetrotting espionage thriller that blends personal tragedy with international stakes. Directed by James Hawes, the film centers on Charles “Charlie” Heller (Rami Malek), a brilliant CIA cryptographer codebreaker whose world shatters when his wife is killed in a terrorist bombing in London. When Charlie provides the CIA […]
Over the past two decades, China has quietly but powerfully extended its reach into the Caribbean, investing billions in infrastructure, development, and soft power diplomacy—raising concerns among Western nations about its growing influence in the region. From low-income housing projects in Grenada to major infrastructure upgrades at the Maurice Bishop International Airport, China’s financial footprint […]
By Stephen Weir It doesn’t happen often at the Caribbean Camera. In fact, this might be the first time the paper has been invited to and accepted a backstage sneak peek of an all-Black rehearsal. A Strange Loop, an award-winning Broadway musical, is what Toronto has been eagerly awaiting, and it is making its Canadian premiere […]
By Ravendra Madholall Dreams of Canada’s women cricketers playing in the 2026 International Cricket Council (ICC) T20 World Cup in England were dashed last Monday after they were beaten by nemesis USA in their Americas Qualifier tournament that took place in Argentina. It was the final game of the four-team round-robin competition that included host-nation […]
CARICOM Chair and Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has issued a stark warning to Caribbean citizens, urging regional unity and resilience in the face of a looming global trade war triggered by escalating U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports. In a powerful address delivered as Chairwoman of CARICOM for the first half of 2025, Mottley cautioned […]
By Stephen Weir “How much is this bottle of made-on-the-farm cider?” asked a shopper at the newly opened downtown Toronto five-storey market at Front and Jarvis Streets. “Five dollars,” answered an excited vendor sporting a funny hat, standing behind a food booth in the brand-new North Market building. Well, he wasn’t exactly right—at least not when […]
