As Ontario schools begin the 2024-25 academic year, new regulations are being enforced to reduce smartphone distractions in classrooms. The province has enacted a comprehensive ban on cellphone use in […]
By Leo Gilling In a recent social media statement, I drew a parallel between Stacy Clarke, the Superintendent of Toronto Police recently sanctioned for misconduct, and the national heroes […]
By Sukhram Ramkissoon Earlier this year, I highlighted the plight of a Guyanese family consisting of two children who are residents of Canada pleading to be reunited with their parents, […]
By Charles Gibson The American presidency is not just a position; it’s the most powerful seat in the world. Who they choose to occupy that office says as much about […]
In an era where political campaigns often mirror the divisiveness and chaos of the times, Kamala Harris and Tim Walz stand out with a refreshing, forward-looking, and joyful approach to […]
This summer, many Canadians, would have been taking road trips across the country: visiting relatives, reconnecting with friends, hiking through the Rockies, swimming in the Pacific, and marveling at Canada’s […]
By Anthony Joseph The video was startling—a spirited and colourful display of Carnival in China, accompanied by a note from a friend predicting that in five years, the Chinese would […]
By Kenneth Mohammed After Hurricane Beryl stomped across the Caribbean, days after torrential rainfall destroyed thousands of homes in Ghana and Niger, it was evident that the two regions face […]
Editorial Renoviction is a term that has gained traction in discussions about the housing crisis but remains poorly understood. Frequently referenced by politicians, non-profits, academics, and journalists, the term often […]
By Charles Gibson As America approaches another critical election cycle, the specter of Christian nationalism looms larger than ever over the political landscape. It’s no secret that Donald Trump, the […]
