Black Canadians have been crucial in shaping the diverse country that Canada is today. Yet, for too long, Black people in Canada have faced systemic barriers, discrimination, and anti-Black racism. […]
Canada Post has unveiled its 2025 Black History Month stamp, honoring Marie Joseph Angélique, a remarkable figure whose story highlights the history of enslavement in Canada and the resistance of […]
The new Canadian documentary series Sounds Black (4×60), created by Corus Entertainment, explores the history and influence of Black music in Canada. Directed by award-winning filmmaker Cazhhmere Downey, the series […]
The Toronto Police Service (TPS) honoured generations of Black trailblazers at the official launch of Black History Month (BHM) on January 30 at police headquarters. “Black History Month provides an […]
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 […]
Toronto audiences are in for a theatrical treat as 15 Dogs, the celebrated novel by Trinidadian-Canadian author André Alexis, makes its stage debut at the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre. Running […]
As grocery prices continue to soar, Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles has unveiled a plan aimed at easing the financial strain on families. Stiles announced the Monthly Grocery Rebate, a […]
Grant Fuhr, born on September 22, 1962, in Alberta, Canada, made history as the first Black superstar in the National Hockey League (NHL). Adopted by Robert Fuhr, an insurance agent, […]
By Kojo Toronto is set to host a one-of-a-kind musical tribute to Reggae legend Bob Marley as part of Black Heritage, Excellence, Futures Month 2025. The concert, Global Marley: The […]