Unions, public servants push back against Ontario’s full return-to-office order Ontario’s mandate requiring provincial government employees to return to the office five days a week took effect Monday, drawing sharp criticism from unions and public service workers who say the policy is out of step with modern work realities and poorly planned. JP Hornick, president […]
The Government of Ontario entered 2025 facing mounting economic pressure, driven largely by global instability and the ripple effects of U.S. trade policies. In response, the province unveiled a sweeping set of fiscal, infrastructure, and workforce measures aimed at stabilizing the economy while positioning Ontario for long-term growth. At the centre of the government’s strategy […]
What to know about the reported U.S. military attack on Venezuela A dramatic series of claims from Washington early Saturday sent shockwaves through diplomatic, military and financial circles, as President Donald Trump announced what he described as a large-scale U.S. military operation in Venezuela, including the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and a temporary […]
Keisha Harris, better known to global audiences as Lady Lava, continues to build an impressive international profile, earning the title of Best Performing Artist of 2025 at the Zikomo Africa Awards. The prestigious ceremony was held on December 17 in Tanzania, bringing together some of the continent’s most dynamic creative talents. For the Trinidad and […]
Grenadian-Heritage Leader Jumaane D. Williams Sworn In as New York City Public Advocate, Marking a Historic Era of Diverse Leadership New York City witnessed a powerful moment in civic history as Jumaane D. Williams, the son of Grenadian immigrants, was sworn in as New York City Public Advocate, one of the city’s top three executive […]
As New York Chooses Courage Over Cynicism New York City has entered a powerful new political chapter with the installation of its new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, marking not just a ceremonial transfer of power but the beginning of a sweeping vision for a fairer, more inclusive city. The moment resonated far beyond the five boroughs, […]
Anguilla may be one of the Caribbean’s smaller islands, but when it comes to world-class cuisine, it stands proudly among the region’s elite. Long before lobster became a sought-after delicacy in North American high society in the late 1800s, Caribbean communities had already embraced the sweet, rich flavours of this beloved crustacean. Today, Anguilla’s reputation […]
Canada Enters a Year of Expectations: Stability, Strain, and the Test of Leadership By Anthony Joseph Canada is heading into a year of profound expectations. After an extraordinary period of political transition and uncertainty, Canadians now find themselves watching a government that carries both an enormous burden of hope and the weight of real-world pressures […]
How to Say “No” When Family Asks for Money, Without Breaking Hearts or Your Budget In many Caribbean and Caribbean-Canadian families, helping one another is part of our culture. We grow up with the understanding that “family takes care of family.” But what happens when those financial requests become too frequent, too heavy, or simply […]
End of Year Message – CARICOM Secretary‑General: Building a Resilient and United Caribbean Fellow CARICOM citizens, As we approach this festive season, we reflect on the challenges the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has faced during the year that have thrown our vulnerabilities into sharp relief, and more than ever, underscored the purpose and value of a […]
