Lladaneyah Gayle, a 17-year-old from Amherstburg, has been honored with the Lincoln Alexander Award for her leadership in the fight against racial discrimination. The award was presented in Toronto by […]
Members of the Black community in Hamilton are spearheading efforts to establish an advisory panel aimed at tackling concerns regarding policing in the city. According to Lyndon George, Executive Director […]
The Canadian Army Reserve is reaching out to the Caribbean community to participate in an upcoming job fair hosted by the 31 Canadian Brigade Group. This event is scheduled to […]
The Hamilton Black History Council’s annual event unfolded as a celebration of Black excellence and community engagement, spotlighting the remarkable achievements and impactful community work of young individuals in the […]
Last October the Hamilton Police Services (HPC) published statistics showing that Black people were grossly over represented when it comes to police use of force. The statistics were being collected […]
Since 2020 the Hamilton Police Service (HPS) has been tracking the race and identity of people involved in use-of-force incidents to expose any racial biases or stereotyping within police services. […]
Louise Noel-Ambrose has been a driving force for many initiatives that have flourished in Hamilton and the surrounding areas of the GTA. As the owner and operator of EvenToBe, […]
NDP candidate Sarah Jama won last Thursday’s byelection in Hamilton Centre, capturing 54.3 per cent of the vote – more than 6,000 ballots. The incoming MPP, a disability rights advocate […]
Ten candidates, including a member of the Black community, are contesting the Hamilton Centre byelection on Thursday March 16. Black activist Sarah Jama is the candidate for the New Democratic […]
Hamilton Black History Council and other Black-led organizations have partnered with the city to launch Black History Month and honour more than a dozen key figures in Hamilton’s Black history. […]
