By Kojo The Jamaican Canadian Association (JCA) hosted its annual Boonoonoos Brunch last Sunday at its headquarters on Arrow Road, bringing together community leaders, dignitaries, and guests to celebrate Black […]
By Wilma Cromwell Photos by Allan Cabral/Courtesy of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra Despite blizzard-like conditions, an enthusiastic crowd came out to the “Hot, Hot, Hot” concert at the Rose Theatre […]
By Stephen Weir Caribana Arts Group (CAG) President Chedwick Crieghtney confirmed to the Caribbean Camera that Caribana Ignite is returning to Waterloo this summer as CAG’s flagship festival for 2025. […]
Dr. Jacqueline James-Lyttle is a Miami-based powerhouse whose remarkable accomplishments across various fields have earned her recognition as one of the top 20 women entrepreneurs to watch in 2025. Born […]
JUNO Award-winning artist Jully Black, known as Canada’s Queen of R&B, is set to embark on her first headline national tour in over a decade. The newly inducted member of […]
By Neil Armstrong The 119-year-old Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) will once again highlight music from the Caribbean — this time, Calypso — in a historic series of performances titled ‘Hot, […]
The 67th Annual Grammy Awards, held at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena last Sunday night, saw Bob Marley: One Love take home the coveted Grammy for “Best Reggae Album.” This marked […]
The new Canadian documentary series Sounds Black (4×60), created by Corus Entertainment, explores the history and influence of Black music in Canada. Directed by award-winning filmmaker Cazhhmere Downey, the series […]
By Kojo Toronto is set to host a one-of-a-kind musical tribute to Reggae legend Bob Marley as part of Black Heritage, Excellence, Futures Month 2025. The concert, Global Marley: The […]
By Twylan Best Community Development activist Kenneth Jeffers received the “Pioneer in Pan” award at the 27th annual Snowflakes on Steel concert. Jeffers was a founder of the Harriet Tubman […]
