Barbados is a nation on the move, fueled by energy, determination, and pride. From the arrival of tourists to returning nationals, the island embodies progress and purpose. This momentum is […]
by Kojo The Liberal government’s recently announced tax holiday and direct payments have sparked widespread debate. On the surface, these measures – suspending the GST on select items for two […]
By Sukhram Ramkissoon According to a recent Federal Court decision, a 48-year-old citizen of Saint Lucia, who I will refer to as Bunny (not his real name) was recently successful […]
e As Canada faces unprecedented challenges, from devastating wildfires and record-breaking temperatures to a deepening housing crisis and a healthcare system under strain, it is baffling that the federal government […]
By Anthony Joseph The allure of artificial intelligence (AI) promises groundbreaking advances in efficiency, productivity, and innovation. From autonomous vehicles to medical diagnostics, AI is hailed as humanity’s next great […]
By: Ron Cheong Pro-Palestinian Protest Vote Trump held unto his base with inroads into Latinos, other minorities (mainly Black male) and roughly kept abreast of the increase in electorate size […]
In the aftermath of former Republican President Donald J. Trump’s victory over Democratic Jamaican-American Vice President Kamala Harris in Tuesday’s Presidential Election, two prominent Brooklyn Democratic leaders expressed gratitude for […]
By Lincoln DePradine Mail service is still being impacted one week after the start of a strike by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) headed by Barbadian-Canadian Jan Simpson. […]
Canada’s health-care system is grappling with a growing dependence on private nursing agencies to fill staffing gaps in hospitals and nursing homes. A recent study by the Canadian Federation of […]