On June 6, 2026, the Caribbean Camera turns 36 years old. For some publications, that may simply be a milestone. For us, it is a reminder of a promise made in 1990, a promise to serve Caribbean people in Canada honestly, fairly, and without fear. From the beginning, the Caribbean Camera was never intended to […]
Tropicana marks 46 years looking ahead Nearly five decades after opening its doors, Tropicana Community Services is preparing to showcase both its history and its future at a special gathering in Scarborough this week. The organization will host its “One Tropicana – The Best Is Yet To Come” FriendRaiser on Thursday, June 4, bringing together […]
Theatre, Film And Photography Festivals Shine Across Ontario By Neil Armstrong As the weather gets warmer in Ontario, there are more festivals worth seeing including the Shaw Festival, Stratford Festival, CONTACT Photography Festival, Inside Out Annual 2SLGBTQ+ Film Festival, and several that are upcoming. On May 23, the musical, “Funny Girl,” opened at the Festival […]
Jamaican Mother Wins Appeal to Restore Canadian PR Status By Sukhram Ramkissoon According to Canadian immigration law, a permanent resident must reside in Canada for at least 730 days within a five-year period to maintain permanent resident (PR) status. If a permanent resident fails to meet this obligation while remaining outside Canada, they have the […]
Guyana is preparing to enter the industrial hemp market, with government officials identifying Regions Six and Ten as the first major cultivation areas once processing facilities are established. Agriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha said the newly formed Guyana Industrial Hemp Regulatory Authority has already begun operations and a chief executive officer has been appointed to guide […]
Cuba Sovereignty Debate Raises Caribbean Concerns By Anthony Joseph For the people of the Caribbean, independence has always carried a meaning far deeper than ceremonies, constitutions, or national flags. Independence represents dignity. It represents the right of a people to chart their own course, govern their own affairs, and determine their own future without intimidation […]
Western Alienation Should Not Mean Separation Alberta’s separatist movement is built on a real grievance and a terrible solution. No serious observer can deny that many Albertans feel alienated from Ottawa. For decades, the province has argued that federal governments have benefited from Alberta’s energy wealth while constraining its economic future through environmental regulation, pipeline […]
Canada’s AI data centre boom: progress or power grab? Canada is racing headlong into the artificial intelligence economy, and at the centre of this technological “gold rush” are massive AI data centres, sprawling industrial facilities packed with advanced computer chips that train and power tools like OpenAI ChatGPT, Google AI systems, and countless business applications. […]
Canada’s last real Stanley Cup hope lives in Montreal For a country that proudly calls hockey its game, Canada has endured a painfully long drought. Since 1993, when the Montreal Canadiens last lifted the Stanley Cup, Canadian hockey fans have spent more than three decades watching American teams celebrate on what many still consider Canadian […]
Health Experts Say Fitness Matters More Than Dieting Concerns about body weight continue to dominate public health conversations, even as experts argue that the focus may be misplaced. In the United States, 40.3 per cent of adults are classified as having obesity, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a figure that […]
