Caribbean Vibrations Festival Set to Electrify Harbourfront Centre This Weekend Caribbean Vibrations TV is celebrating 21 vibrant years on air with a massive thank-you to its loyal audience. The Caribbean Vibrations Festival, taking place July 12 and 13 at Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre, promises an unforgettable experience of Caribbean culture through music, food, comedy, and unity. […]
‘M3GAN 2.0’ remains sharp, sassy, and sinister By Janet Grant M3GAN 2.0 “She’s Back, and She Brought Backup” “You rebuilt a monster to stop a monster… what could possibly go wrong?” Now in Theatres. Two years after M3GAN’s bloody malfunction, we’re back in tech-noir territory, and M3GAN 2.0 is just as. Gemma (Allison Williams), still […]
Omari Banks and Chris Gayle from cricket to reggae Caribbean singer-songwriter Omari Banks and Chris Gayle, both former West Indian international cricketers, have joined forces a new summer anthem, “Living It Up”. Now streaming on all major platforms, the track is a breezy blend of island rhythms, upbeat energy, and the shared spirit of two […]
Vinicius secures Brazil’s spot at World Cup Brazil sealed their place at the 2026 World Cup in North America after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Paraguay in São Paulo on Tuesday. It marks the first win under new coach Carlo Ancelotti. The decisive moment arrived in the 44th minute when Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr. […]
Prime Minister Mia Mottley Pays Tribute to National Treasure and Brother of Toronto Calypsonian Roger Gibbs Barbados is mourning the loss of one of its beloved cultural figures, Chris Gibbs, a founding member of the legendary musical group The Merrymen and a national sportsman whose life embodied the true Bajan spirit. Prime Minister Mia Amor […]
Thousands face crisis over Caribbean passports A growing number of UAE residents who acquired second citizenships through Caribbean Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programmes now face uncertain futures. These individuals, many from India, South Asia, and the Middle East, spent between $115,000 and $330,000 on passports from countries like Dominica, Saint Lucia, and Saint Kitts and […]
Crafting healthy daily routines is one of the most impactful ways to support an energetic, resilient lifestyle. Whether you’re aiming to boost energy, reduce stress, or simply feel more balanced, consistent habits provide the foundation for sustainable well-being. A structured day helps your mind and body thrive. According to Harvard Health Publishing, rituals calm the […]
PETNA Foundation scholarship changes student’s life By Lincoln DePradine For more than four decades, technology entrepreneur and successful international business leader, Nicholas Earle Brathwaite, has been associated with McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. In this season of university and college graduation, he has made one McMaster student, Keziah Gibbs, a happy person. Brathwaite and his […]
Every culture adds to Canada’s identity by Charles Agard Every year on June 27th, Canadians mark Canadian Multiculturalism Day, a moment to reflect on and celebrate the diverse cultural tapestry that defines our country. This day is not merely symbolic; it is a reminder of the foundational values upon which Canada has been built: inclusion, […]
Revitalization efforts begin in historic Nova Scotia community Tucked along the quiet roads of Guysborough County, the rural community of Upper Big Tracadie stands as a living monument to one of the most significant yet often overlooked chapters in Canadian history. Settled in 1787 by Black Loyalists who had migrated from Chedabucto Bay, the area […]
