Former CARICOM Secretary-General Remembered Regional leaders and institutions across the Caribbean are paying tribute to Roderick Rainford, whose death on April 4 at his St Andrew home marks the passing of a central figure in the region’s modern political and economic development. Over decades of public service, he helped steer both national and regional institutions […]
Hip Hop Pioneer Saukrates Finally Wins Juno Canadian hip hop artist Saukrates (Karl Amani Wailoo) has long been recognized as one of the most influential figures in the country’s rap scene, even before receiving his first Juno Award. His recent win for Rap Single of the Year alongside TOBi and Jully Black marks a significant […]
Study shows avocados improve heart health A growing body of research is pointing to a simple dietary change that could have meaningful effects on heart health. Incorporating avocados into regular meals, particularly as a substitute for less nutritious options, has been linked to a lower risk of heart attacks in both men and women. The […]
Chris Gayle Adds Star Power to Dancehall Release Jamaican dancehall sensation Tanto Blacks is stepping back into the spotlight with his new single “Rich Carpenter,” released on February 5 through rising producer Polabeatz and UK-based RichBlood876. The release is notable not just for the music but for the star-studded music video featuring former West Indies […]
West Indies Turns to Gibson for Fast Bowling Boost Cricket West Indies has turned to one of its most experienced and respected figures to bolster its fast-bowling department, naming former West Indies pace spearhead and head coach Ottis Gibson as fast bowling consultant on a one-year assignment. The move comes as the regional team faces […]
Election campaign begins as Bahamas sets date An end to uncertainty over the timing of the next general election in The Bahamas came Wednesday night when Prime Minister Phillip Davis confirmed that voters will head to the polls on May 12, 2026. He outlined the formal steps leading to the vote, stating that Parliament will […]
US lifts sanctions on Venezuelan leader Rodríguez A shift in Washington’s sanctions policy has placed Delcy Rodríguez at the centre of renewed diplomatic momentum between the United States and Venezuela. On April 1, the United States Department of the Treasury removed her name from its sanctions registry, ending restrictions first imposed in 2018. The decision […]
BCCHC’s COVID response built on trust, care, and community As the COVID-19 pandemic swept across Canada, few communities were left untouched by the uncertainty, fear, and disruption it brought. At Black Creek Community Health Centre, the crisis became a defining moment, one that tested the limits of the healthcare system while also revealing the strength […]
Caribbean Media Icon Darryl Dean Remembered Veteran Caribbean journalist Darryl Dean, whose distinguished career spanned more than five decades across Trinidad and Canada, was honoured in a church service before being cremated. His family and close friends gathered at St. Francis Xavier Church in Mississauga to pay their final respects. Dean built a reputation as […]
Historic tribute celebrates Toronto Black business pioneer A little-known chapter of Black Canadian history will be brought into the spotlight on April 16, as the Canadian Automotive Museum hosts a special virtual event celebrating the life and legacy of Nathan Redmon Sr., a trailblazing Black entrepreneur in Toronto’s early automotive and transportation industry. Redmon, who […]
