As Canada faces an unprecedented housing crisis and a growing shortage of skilled workers in the construction sector, the recent announcement by Immigration Minister Marc Miller offering undocumented construction workers […]
The Trinidad and Tobago Calypso Monarch competition delivered one of the most exciting and competitive nights in recent memory, with Helon Francis emerging victorious with his thought-provoking rendition of “To […]
Two months ago, The Caribbean Camera reported on United Airlines’ ambitious plan to launch direct flights from Newark, New Jersey, to Dominica. This long-awaited service has now become a reality. […]
By Anthony Joseph Donald Trump has once again inserted himself into global affairs, offering what he calls the “greatest real estate deal ever done”—the “Riviera of the Middle East”—a plan […]
Toronto, Canada’s largest city, is facing a financial crunch that jeopardizes its ability to provide essential services and develop infrastructure for its growing population. The proposed 6.9% increase in property […]
By Lincoln DePradine A Toronto research firm, using data from Statistics Canada, has uncovered what it calls the “subsidizing” of the Canadian labour force by Black workers, especially women. The […]
The 67th Annual Grammy Awards, held at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena last Sunday night, saw Bob Marley: One Love take home the coveted Grammy for “Best Reggae Album.” This marked […]
By Malcolm Regis Donald Trump’s decision to hit Canada with heavy tariffs has done something extraordinary—something I don’t believe we’ve ever seen before. It has ignited a wave of blind […]
By Lincoln DePradine Measures outlined in the City of Toronto’s 2025 budget mark “one of the most ambitious financial plans in our city’s history”, according to councilor Jamaal Myers. “For […]
The town of Ajax is expressing gratitude to the Ontario government for its investment of over $244,000 to enhance training for Ajax Fire and Emergency Services. This significant funding will […]
