By Anthony Joseph When Prime Minister Mark Carney stood before the Economic Club of New York recently, he was not simply delivering another polished speech to investors and financiers. He was unveiling what may become the defining economic and geopolitical doctrine of modern Canada. The timing of the speech mattered as much as the content. […]
On June 6, 2026, the Caribbean Camera turns 36 years old. For some publications, that may simply be a milestone. For us, it is a reminder of a promise made in 1990, a promise to serve Caribbean people in Canada honestly, fairly, and without fear. From the beginning, the Caribbean Camera was never intended to […]
Toronto Welcomes Grenadian Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell This isn’t the first state visit. He was in Canada back in July last year, but this is a rare visit to Toronto. On Saturday, June 6, Grenada’s Prime Minister, Dickon Mitchell, will be in the city as part of a visit that will include meetings with members of the […]
FIFA World Cup 2026 dreams become reality A record 1,248 players representing 48 nations have been confirmed following the submission of final squad lists to FIFA From global icons to debutants, the squads reflect unprecedented diversity and worldwide representation Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Guillermo Ochoa set for historic sixth FIFA World Cup™ campaigns The […]
Dr. Gervan Fearon to receive honorary degree from University of Guelph By Neil Armstrong The University of Guelph will confer an honorary degree on Dr. Gervan Fearon, the president of George Brown Polytechnic, at its summer convocation where six leaders in agriculture, education, food safety, public service, and veterinary medicine will be awarded for their […]
Tuner Review: Leo Woodall and Dustin Hoffman Shine in Stylish Crime Thriller There is something wonderfully old-school about Tuner. It feels like the kind of smart, character-driven crime thriller Hollywood used to make. The kind that trusts its actors, pacing, and atmosphere rather than drowning everything in noise and spectacle. Tuner was directed beautifully by […]
NBA Champion Kyle Lowry Comes Home By Janet Grant This week, Amazon’s Upfronts unveiled Prime Video’s Canadian streaming lineup at their recent Toronto event for the 2026/27 fall and winter television season. This season’s lineup features a strong mix of new Canadian originals, returning fan favourites, and high-profile international productions. One of the most intriguing […]
Tropicana marks 46 years looking ahead Nearly five decades after opening its doors, Tropicana Community Services is preparing to showcase both its history and its future at a special gathering in Scarborough this week. The organization will host its “One Tropicana – The Best Is Yet To Come” FriendRaiser on Thursday, June 4, bringing together […]
Keith Merith’s ‘A Darker Shade of Blue’ moves to the big screen By Stephen Weir It doesn’t usually happen this way. A retired Black York Regional Police supervisor wakes up at four o’clock in the morning, unable to sleep. Instead of turning on the television or making a cup of coffee, he heads upstairs to […]
Black Canadians now span 182 countries of origin A detailed national statistical portrait has provided one of the most comprehensive examinations yet of Canada’s Black population, outlining major shifts in demographics, migration patterns, language use, and regional distribution over the past 25 years. The analysis, released as part of a wider initiative under Canada’s Anti […]
