Building Diversity Awards Set for Transformative Return By Lincoln DePradine Perdita Felicien, the former World Championship hurdler, will be the keynote speaker at Canada’s leading construction industry event, the Building Diversity Awards (BDA). “We are delighted that Perdita Felicien will be joining us for what would be an exciting and dynamic speech at this events […]
By Anthony Joseph At a time when democracies around the world are being tested by division, polarization, and economic uncertainty, Canada is quietly moving in a different direction. What some critics describe as political consolidation under Prime Minister Mark Carney is, in reality, something far more constructive: the emergence of a broader, more inclusive political […]
Scarborough MPP criticizes Ford government spending Ontario is facing an “affordability crisis,” with Premier Doug Ford’s Conservative government “cutting, cutting, cutting from all ministries,” including health, according to Liberal Party MPP for Scarborough–Guildwood, Andrea Hazell. “Healthcare is on the brink of collapse. Now is not the time to get sick,” Hazell told Scarborough residents at […]
Haitian-born Candidate Redefines Quebec Politics By Charles Agard The election of Tatiana Auguste in Terrebonne marks a notable moment in both local and national politics, reflecting shifting voter priorities and a growing emphasis on representation. Running as a Liberal candidate, Auguste secured a decisive victory that signals renewed momentum for the party in a region […]
Campaign seeks to rebuild trust in blood donation For Stanley Étienne, donating blood has become part of a personal mission shaped by experience and community need. The 41-year-old bus driver in Montreal has given blood 37 times, a commitment that began after a friend suffered a health crisis linked to sickle cell anemia. What he […]
Asha Bhosle’s Timeless Voice Falls Silent Asha Bhosle, whose voice defined generations of Hindi cinema, has died at the age of 92. Her son confirmed that she passed away in Mumbai after being hospitalised following a heart attack, bringing to a close one of the longest and most influential careers in popular music. Across more […]
InterCaribbean Air Canada Agreement Expands Regional Access Air travel across the Caribbean and Canada is set for a significant boost following a new commercial partnership designed to simplify connections and widen passenger choice across the region. interCaribbean Airways has confirmed the launch of an interline agreement with Air Canada, a move that will link its […]
Congo Returns to World Cup After 50 Years A dramatic extra time strike has carried the Democratic Republic of Congo back onto football’s grandest stage, ending more than five decades in the wilderness and leaving Jamaica’s hopes in ruins after a fiercely contested play off in Mexico. The decisive moment arrived in the 100th minute […]
Jamaica Tops One Million Visitors Post-Storm Jamaica’s tourism sector has surged back to form, recording more than one million visitor arrivals and generating US$956 million in foreign exchange during the first three months of 2026. The milestone comes just five months after Hurricane Melissa disrupted the island, underscoring what officials describe as a swift and […]
Justice Eric Lindsay: Pioneer Black Judge and Caribana Founder Remembered The passing of Justice Eric Samuels Lindsay has prompted an outpouring of reflection on a life defined by legal excellence, community leadership, and cultural impact in Canada’s Caribbean diaspora. Lindsay is survived by his wife, Barbara; his children, Randon, Eric (Shakeela), and Jessica (Evan); and […]
