13 Per cent of Canadians Face Payment Fraud
According to a recent Payments Canada study, over 13% of Canadians have encountered payment fraud in the past six months, a similar rate to the 14% reported in 2023. This […]
Africville Reunion Marred by shooting
Former residents and descendants of the historic Black community of Africville are outraged after a violent incident during their annual reunion in Halifax last Saturday. The shooting, which occurred during […]
Jamaican government faces J$150M bill in Vybz Kartel case
The Jamaican government faces a potential reimbursement of approximately J$150 million in legal fees to Vybz Kartel and his three co-defendants following their successful appeal at the United Kingdom Privy […]
Survivor Pays Heartfelt Tribute to Friends Lost in Toronto Mass Shooting
By Neil Armstrong A survivor of the mass shooting that claimed the lives of two men in a school parking lot in Toronto on June 2 is remembering them with […]
Urgent special meeting to address governance issues at Black CAP
The Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention (Black CAP) is facing a critical juncture amid escalating concerns over financial transparency and governance. In response, a special member meeting has been scheduled […]
Alberta Human Rights Commission fines police $80K for racial discrimination
The Alberta Human Rights Commission has fined the Edmonton Police Service over $80,000 for racial discrimination against two Black men during an unwarranted arrest. Yousef John and Caesar Judianga were […]
Community health event proposes solutions to gun violence
By Lincoln DePradine Many suggestions, including the idea of suing United States manufacturers, were offered when PEACH – Promoting Education and Community Health – organized an event to discuss “zero […]
Amid Haiti’s turmoil, Garry Conille named Prime Minister
Haiti finds itself in the throes of political turmoil as a nine-member council overseeing the country’s transition selects Garry Conille as its next prime minister. This decision, announced on Tuesday, […]
Addressing Racism, Profits, and the Path to Reform in America’s Prisons
In most parts of the world, it is taken for granted that whoever is convicted of a serious crime will be sent to prison. In most circles, prison abolition is […]
Patricia Jaggernauth’s Case Against Bell Media Advances
Bell Media may face significant legal challenges as former television personality Patricia Jaggernauth’s human rights case moves forward. A confidential report from the Canadian Human Rights Commission suggests her complaint […]
