Time to ignore Harper’s ‘dog whistle’
By Oscar Wailoo There was a time when to find out what was going on at home and abroad, you looked to the newspapers. You couldn’t go wrong with the […]
By Oscar Wailoo There was a time when to find out what was going on at home and abroad, you looked to the newspapers. You couldn’t go wrong with the […]
By Quinton J. Hobson Unless one counts the numerous sitcoms and movies written, directed, produced by and starring comedy tycoon Tyler Perry (the Madea movies, Meet the Browns), which continue […]
Guyana Jaguars captured the inaugural WICB Professional Cricket League last Monday. Already assured of the title prior to the start of their final round, the Jaguars ended with 148 points […]
By Jasminee Sahoye study suggests that African American men at elevated risk for developing type 2 diabetes may have fewer beneficial and more harmful intestinal bacteria. “The ‘signature’ of the […]
By Jasminee Sahoye Canadians are being encouraged to write their life stories as a part of the Canada 150 Project as a countdown to the country’s 150th birthday in 2017. […]
For the first time, sports fans can buy tickets for the Toronto 2015 Parapan Am Games to watch the best athletes compete for a medal and the chance to represent […]
By Gerald V. Paul Youth from Boys and Girls Club of Canada were among a contingent of 300 from across Ontario who met in Toronto last Saturday, learning about the […]
By Gerald V. Paul “Welcome to our Liberation Celebration of 64 years of freedom. We are no longer worshiping in hiding, nor are we ashamed to praise our God,” said […]
Bill King, music director of the Ted Woloshyn Show at Newstalk 1010 CFRB and artistic director of the Beaches International Jazz Festival, sat down with Brooke Blackburn of the Blackburn […]
By Gerald V. Paul Is the new skilled Express Entry immigration program working? It depends who you ask. No, say some international graduates of universities and colleges with jobs, saying […]