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This week’s question: A report, released last Thursday, found that Jamaica-born Senator Don Meredith breached the senate’s ethics code by engaging in an inappropriate sexual relationship with a young woman […]
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Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne has announced plans to reduce electricity bills by 25 per cent on average for residential customers in the province and cap bill increases for the next […]
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This week’s question: A report released last week by the University of Toronto’s International Human Rights Program indicates that since 2011, Canada has housed more than 200 Canadian children in […]
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This week’s question: York Region District School Board trustee Nancy Elgie who sparked an uproar in the Black community after she called a Black parent a nigger, wants to decide […]
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This week’s question: During the month of February – Black History Month – Canadians will celebrate the achievements of African Canadians who have done much to make Canada the culturally […]
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York Region school board Trustee Nancy Elgie who called a black parent a nigger, has apologized for using the racial slur. Do you think an apology is enough? Or should […]
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Donald Trump will be sworn in as President of the United States this week amid concerns about several major US foreign policy issues. The question is: Will the world be […]
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Stephen Weir, PR Professional The answer? Carnival. I have been working with the Caribbean Carnival (aka Caribana) since 1999 […]
The question this week is. What’s on your mind as you ring in 2017 ? Please tell us about your aspirations and conerns with the arrival of the New Year. […]
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This week’s question: The news is out! Many of the Christmas barrels shipped last month from Toronto have already arrived at their Caribbean destinations. Many of the remittances for the […]