E.P.I.C. Carnival unveils 2025 costumes at April 25 launch
By Stephen Weir While many local Carnival aficionados are in Trinidad celebrating Carnival, others have stayed behind in Toronto to prepare for what promises to be an epic event on […]
Hamilton honours 38 Black youth at Holland Awards ceremony
The 2025 Reverend John C. Holland Awards, held on February 21, celebrated the achievements of Black youth in Hamilton. A record 38 awards and scholarships were presented, recognizing outstanding contributions […]
Chika Stacy Oriuwa’s Memoir Chronicles Journey as Black Doctor
By Neil Armstrong Chika Stacy Oriuwa says the title of her new memoir, ‘Unlike the Rest: A Doctor’s Journey,’ is an acknowledgment that she was “unlike the rest of her […]
Andria Babbington joins Mayor’s team to tackle US tariffs
By Neil Armstrong Andria Babbington, president of Toronto and York Region Labour Council, is a member of the newly established “Mayor’s Economic Action Team” to strategize regarding how the city […]
Alberta projects receive funding to improve Black Canadians’ mental health
Black Canadians face significant barriers in accessing mental health services, which continue to impede their well-being. These barriers include the high cost of care, a long history of systemic racism […]
Decolonising Co-Production Forum Expands Global Media Partnerships
Film and television producers from around the world will converge on Barbados from June 14 to 18, for the second annual Cross Continental Forum (CCF)—a groundbreaking initiative aimed at decolonizing […]
Empowering Black children with cultural pride and self-love
By Kojo Raising Black children in a society still grappling with systemic racism is no easy feat. However, Dr. Kerry-Ann Escayg’s powerful insights remind us that embracing and celebrating Black […]
Curtis Eustace claims historic 10th ‘Carnival King Title’
Veteran masquerader Curtis Eustace has again cemented his legacy in the Carnival arena, securing his record-breaking 10th Carnival King title at the Dimanche Gras show at Queen’s Park Savannah. His […]
Government Initiatives Support Black Public Servants’ Career Advancement
Black Canadians continue to face systemic racism, particularly in the workplace. Despite ongoing efforts to promote inclusivity, many Black employees still encounter significant barriers, including limited career advancement, workplace discrimination, […]
Poilievre Vows Retaliation Against US Tariffs to Defend Canada
In a speech that resonated with defiant patriotism and promises of bold economic reform, opposition leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a scathing address to Canadians, decrying what he called betrayal by […]
