Damage is everywhere including collapsed hospitals and churches Rescue work following the deadly earthquake which struck Haiti on Saturday has been hampered by heavy rains brought by Tropical Storm Grace. […]
By Lincoln DePradine Black Canadians, who have been among those most severely impacted by the Coronavirus, are also facing limited access to COVID-19 vaccines or are hesitant at getting inoculated […]
SCARBOROUGH, Tobago — A postmortem will be conducted to determine how at least 15 people, whose bodies were found in a vessel off the coast of Pembroke last weekend, died. […]
GEORGETOWN, Guyana – The African Union has allocated 1.5 million doses of the US manufactured Johnson & Johnson vaccines to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Guyana’s Health Minister, Dr. Frank Anthony […]
It was vaccination time down at the Jamaican Canadian Centre in Toronto last weekend. The Black Community Vaccine Initiative Team hosted a Pop-up Clinic at which more than 2,000 doses […]
HAVANA, Cuba — The Prime Minister of Cuba, Manuel Marrero Cruz, has reiterated his country’s interest in strengthening cooperation with the countries of the European Union in areas such as […]
EDITORIAL Defeating the new enemy A new enemy. That’s how Ontario Premier Doug Ford describes the COVID-19 variants which are “spreading rapidly ” as we enter the third wave of […]
A new US initiative for the Caribbean is needed By David Jessop When the economies of the Caribbean and Central America finally exit the pandemic, most will be in crisis. […]
OTTAWA — The National Advisory Committee on Immunization has updated its guidance on vaccination priorities to include adults from racialized communities disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, and all essential […]
EDITORIAL Stay healthy and safe and take the vaccine So the mighty COVID-19 has kept the pre-lenten carnival revellers off the streets of Trinidad this year. The spectacular Trinidad carnival […]
