Caribbean Airlines announced the launch of its first J’ouvert band, Caribbean Iere Mas (CIM), as part of its Caribbean Culture Program. The initiative, designed to celebrate the Caribbean’s rich cultural […]
Several flights traveling from Trinidad and other regional destinations to North America were forced to return to their departure points last Wednesday due to falling debris from an exploded SpaceX […]
By Stephen Weir It may be a little early to start packing, but Roger Gibbs has Trinidad & Tobago on his mind. The popular musician, writer, and York University post-grad […]
A new attempt to grant the Caribbean island of Tobago greater self-governance has been blocked in a significant setback for local politicians who have long fought for more political and […]
Port of Spain – Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has described Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley’s decision to retire from politics before the end of his term as “a clear admission […]
In a landmark announcement that marks the end of an era in Trinidad and Tobago’s political landscape, Prime Minister Keith Rowley, the political leader of the People’s National Movement (PNM), […]
By June Straker & Juliette Bideshi Photos by Herman Silochan The Trinidad & Tobago 50 Plus & Seniors Association of Canada (Ontario Chapter) celebrated service, community, and legacy at its […]
For this generation of West Indian cricket supporters, it may be hard to believe that their team, mired in decades of mediocrity for the last 30-odd years, had commanded the […]
By Lincoln DePradine A week ago, since it was announced that Trinidad-Canadian dancer and teacher, Patrick Parson, had died, public expressions of sorrow have been widespread and he has also […]
By Kojo Noah Adisa Rudder, a fourth-year student at the University of Toronto’s Victoria College, has been named one of Canada’s eleven Rhodes Scholars for 2025. The prestigious Rhodes Scholarship […]