To celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Toronto, Sunday, March 17, it is essential to have a great costume and tons of green paraphernalia. You know, the whole works: emerald-green wigs, shamrocks in every shape and size, imaginative green costumes, leprechaun hats….oops, and of course, the funny sunglasses! Whew. Yes, you will need the sunglasses to […]
Cuba accepted a proposal by the European Union to open negotiations on a new political accord, saying it was willing to discuss human rights as part of discussions that would end what it considers a one-sided relationship with Europe. On Feb. 10, the EU agreed to begin negotiations with Cuba to increase trade, investment and […]
The Caribbean Tourism Organisation’s (CTO) Foundation is inviting Caribbean nationals within or outside of the region to apply for its 2014 scholarship program and study grants to pursue tourism-related studies. Scholarships of up to US $12,000 are offered to individuals who wish to study tourism or hospitality at the Master’s (post graduate) level. Individuals pursing […]
When The Camera reached John Tory for an interview, with regards to the good news that he is running for Mayor of Toronto? He was already up and running! And the forward thinker and community advocate Gwyn Chapman, could not help but to wear her enthusiasm on her sleeves. “Our community must hear the clarion […]
By Gerald V. Paul So, when you are stopped by a cop, go for the phone with the app: Cop Watch, Toronto. Released last week in iTunes, costing 99 cents, it’s an attempt to reduce violence in the community and give citizens a little more control. It has been created by Darren Baptiste. “Sadly, it’s […]
