As global trade faces renewed strain and geopolitical alliances shift, Canada stands at a critical crossroads. Relations with the United States—still our largest trading partner—has become less predictable. From tariff threats to cross-border supply chain challenges, the vulnerability of Canada’s economic reliance on the U.S. has become increasingly clear. In response, policy-makers and business leaders […]
By Anthony Joseph A delegation of officials from St. Vincent and the Grenadines, led by Orando Brewster, Minister of Housing, Youth, and Sports and Glen Beache of Invest SVG, met with the Vincentian diaspora in Toronto this weekend at Tropicana Community Centre to encourage investment, deepen community ties, and celebrate the theme, “Home is Where […]
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning By Janet Grant The ultimate ride. A goodbye that hits like a punch—and a parachute-free BASE jump. Scheduled theatrical release on May 23. Let’s be real about one thing: nobody does it like Tom Cruise. In The Final Reckoning, he doesn’t just run—he races against time, gravity, and what’s left […]
By Twylan Best Lux Carnival recently staged a launch to remember with a three-day celebration that blended culture, community, and Caribbean pride. With its 2025 presentation titled “7 Wonders of the Caribbean,” the team brought mas’ to life in an intimate and energetic way, closing out April with flair. The weekend began with a special […]
Ajax riders outraged over 920 bus cancellation during rush hour By Luann Pilgence Frustration is growing across Ajax and Durham Region after Durham Transit abruptly cancelled Route 920, a critical lifeline for commuters travelling between Oshawa and Scarborough Town Centre. The route, known for its consistently high ridership, offered vital links to Toronto’s subway and […]
By Anthony Joseph There’s no question that Mark Carney’s first cabinet, unveiled at Rideau Hall this week, represents a bold step forward for Canada. With a smaller, more focused group of 29 ministers, Carney has laid down a clear marker: this is not Justin Trudeau’s government continued. It is a reset, engineered for urgent action […]
Uganda’s Neema Choir joins Toronto’s steelpan celebration Toronto’s steelpan lovers have plenty to look forward to, and the first big date on the summer calendar is fast approaching. While Pan Alive / Panorama steals the spotlight during Toronto Carnival, it’s the Pan Arts Network’s signature events that kick off the season for true pan enthusiasts. […]
By Anthony Joseph The sounds of steelpan and heartfelt reflections filled Tropicana Community Services in Scarborough as family, friends, and community leaders gathered to celebrate the life of Hameed Shaqq, affectionately known as “The Pan Piper”. Born and raised in Arima, Trinidad and Tobago—a place whose indigenous name means “plenty water”—Shaqq’s lifelong journey brought his […]
Carney unveils new cabinet: Haitian-Canadian Marjorie Michel among fresh faces By Lincoln DePradine In a move that blends experience with fresh leadership, Prime Minister Mark Carney this week unveiled his first post-election cabinet at Rideau Hall, vowing to tackle what he calls a “hinge moment” for Canada. The 29-member cabinet, balanced in gender and featuring […]
Lauretta Bailey Honoured for Lifetime of Care For nearly 50 years, Nurse Lauretta Bailey has been the steady hands and warm heart of Thompson Town, Clarendon, Jamaica. At 77, the retired midwife is celebrated for delivering more than 1,000 babies and serving generations of families — often in the most challenging conditions, without electricity, proper […]
