Brampton candidates make common cause
By Jasminee Sahoye There have been calls from leaders within the community for more representation on the political scene and it appears a number of Brampton residents have listened and […]
By Jasminee Sahoye There have been calls from leaders within the community for more representation on the political scene and it appears a number of Brampton residents have listened and […]
By Gerald V. Paul Then: Caribbean icon Dr. Rex Nettleford told a distinguished gathering of some of the best Black minds at a Policy Conference in Ottawa that he was […]
By Gerald V. Paul It seems that you cannot have a Black Canadian Forum and not talk or, in this case, get angry, over race and carding. And so it […]
Photo by Gerald V. Paul By Gerald V. Paul The first cardinal named from the English-speaking Caribbean – one of 19 who advise the Pope – Cardinal Kelvin Edward Felix […]
Like all Canadian citizens and residents, members of the Caribbean diaspora have solid grounds for showing solidarity with the First Nations. We can support their right to justice and equity […]
A return to the days of “Cocaine Cowboys” may be imminent in the Caribbean, an expert warns. By Gerald V. Paul Canada is poised to assist Caribbean security forces if […]
Jamaica, where the heart is Girls – and everyone else – just wanna have fun in Jamaica. To many, Jamaica is the heart of the Caribbean. The birthplace of reggae […]
St. Thomas an alluring Virgin Beautiful beaches, attractions, golf, good food all await the visitor to St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. It would be so easy to stereotype any patch […]
T&T fest announces Caribbean films The Trinidad & Tobago Film Festival (TTFF) announced the first section of its program of films for its 2014 edition, the Caribbean features section. Twenty […]
Storm insurance for Caribbean islands Repeated severe damage by hurricanes has resulted in new insurance coverage for eight countries. GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands – The Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility […]