West Indies name squad for Sri Lanka Tests Cricket West Indies has confirmed a 15-member squad for its upcoming two match Test series against Sri Lanka, +with both fixtures scheduled to be played at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua between June 25 and July 7. The announcement comes as the team continues preparations […]
Books That Deepen Understanding of Indigenous Canada By Yolanda T. Marshall These books by Indigenous writers give readers a chance to learn, reflect, and celebrate Indigenous experiences and perspectives. Bob Joseph explores Indigenous self-government and what the future could look like beyond the Indian Act. Adrian Sutherland shares personal stories about life in Attawapiskat. Melanie […]
Ajax Children Discover Coding Through Fun and Creativity By Kojo Families, community leaders and local supporters gathered on Saturday to celebrate the official reopening of Code Ninjas Ajax, as owner Bridget Clarke and her family welcomed the community back to the Harwood Avenue facility with a renewed commitment to helping young people develop the skills […]
Inauguration of Santo Domingo Baseball Diamond set for July By Lincoln DePradine Toronto is just weeks away from the formal inauguration of a city baseball park that honours the contribution to the game of Dominican Republic professionals, many of whom have played for the Toronto Blue Jays and the now-defunct Montreal Expos. The proposal for […]
Trinidad Dance Master Brings Caribbean Traditions to Toronto Toronto’s Caribbean arts community will have a rare opportunity this summer to learn from one of the region’s most accomplished dance educators and choreographers when Trinidad and Tobago-born Stephen D. Hankey joins Danse Macabre as Movement Director and leads a special workshop celebrating traditional Caribbean dance forms. […]
AFROFEST Organizers Seek Fair Path Forward By Neil Armstrong Music Africa of Canada Inc., the organizer of AFROFES, the largest free African music festival in North America, says the annual event is at risk and has called on the community to contact the mayor and city councillors to voice their concern. The festival is usually […]
Dominican Republic carrier Arajet has strongly denied any involvement in an alleged scheme to transport Haitian children to Chile, as authorities in the South American country continue investigating suspected irregularities involving migrant minors. The airline issued a statement distancing itself from claims circulating in some media reports and insisted that all of its flights and […]
By Stephen Weir The station has launched “Mornings with Patricia J & Spex,” airing weekdays from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. The new program pairs veteran broadcaster Patricia Jaggernauth with Spex, one of FLOW’s original on-air personalities and a longtime advocate for reggae music and Caribbean culture in Canada. The addition is part of the […]
Black History Mural Blooms at Toronto School By Neil Armstrong A site connected to the legacy of Black history pioneers Thornton and Lucie Blackburn, Inglenook Community School, now has a mural on its wall titled “Resilience in Bloom,” a symbolic celebration of growth, belonging, and collective strength. The painting transforms the wall into a flourishing […]
Toronto Teen’s Survival Story Captivates Audiences A documentary chronicling the recovery of a Toronto teenager who survived a gunshot wound to the head has emerged as one of Canada’s most celebrated films of the year, earning top honours at the 2026 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival. “Nekai Walks,” directed by filmmaker Rico King, received […]
