The Afro-Canadian Christian Network (ACCN) is now accepting applications for its Independent School Program, offering high-achieving Black students the opportunity to attend some of Ontario’s most prestigious private schools in September 2025. Parents of students who demonstrate strong academic potential are urged to apply immediately, as the deadline is Monday, June 16, 2025. The program […]
Maduro should provide clear evidence of the attempted invasion By W. Andy Knight Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s recent claim that a group of armed paramilitary terrorists was intercepted by the Bolivarian National Guard while attempting to invade Venezuela via Trinidad and Tobago raises several concerns and unanswered questions. According to Maduro, the potential insurgents, mostly […]
Carnival kicks off with Scarborough Town Centre launch By Anthony Joseph The 2025 Toronto Caribbean Carnival season officially kicks off on Saturday, June 14, with a day-long block party at Scarborough Town Centre, celebrating culture, community, and Caribbean pride. Running from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m., the event will feature a dazzling display of Carnival […]
Saldenah brings to life the ‘ Spirit of Carnival ‘ By Twylan Best Band launch season is the unofficial kickoff to Toronto’s summer festivities, and no launch would be complete without the city’s largest and most iconic band, Louis Saldenah Mas-K Club. Just a few weeks ago, Saldenah’s 2025 presentation, “Spirit of Carnival,” lit up […]
Hope Lutheran Music Camp enlivens Scarborough kids’ summer It’s summer time in the city! And Hope Lutheran Church located at 14 Centre Street in Scarborough hosts a very special and unique Music Camp for children aged 5 – 13. What started out 14 years ago as an opportunity for the children of the congregation to […]
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Liberia have been elected to serve as non-permanent members of the United Nations Security Council for the 2026-2027 term, marking a significant diplomatic achievement for the two African nations. The vote took place Tuesday last during the 79th session of the UN General Assembly in New York, where […]
Canada Post is more than a delivery service. It is a unifying force, a national institution, and a lifeline to communities that would otherwise be left behind. As one of the few remaining publicly owned services with a true coast-to-coast presence, Canada Post is not just worth preserving — it is essential to Canada’s identity, […]
In an era when political division often seems to dominate headlines, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent meeting with Canada’s premiers in Saskatoon was a refreshing and promising sign that nation-building is back on the federal agenda. From Ontario to Alberta, New Brunswick to Saskatchewan, the tone emerging from the First Ministers’ Meeting was strikingly positive. […]
‘Building Diversity Awards’ promotes building a more equitable future By Kojo It was a night that showcased those shaping a more inclusive Canada. The fifth annual Building Diversity Awards, hosted by the Toronto Community Benefits Network (TCBN) at the Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto, drew an appreciative crowd of community members, union representatives, employers, and […]
By Kojo The City of Toronto has voted to rename Sumach-Shuter Parkette in honour of the late Louis March, a tireless advocate for gun violence prevention and founder of the Zero Gun Violence Movement. The decision, passed in a 22-1 vote by city council, will see the parkette officially renamed Louis March Parkette on July […]
