Young Anthony Maxwell is a phenom with lots of potential Egbert Gaye Down at the third floor gym of James Lyng High School, a group of young, aspiring...

Contact Staff This year, the best option for anyone considering the reggae fest might be to get a weekend pass. Such is the power of the line-up over the...

As usual Trini Day in the Park was the flavor of the summer.  And party –hungry Montrealers couldn’t get enough of the calypso and soca music served  by an...

IT’S A JUNGLE OUT THERE Yes it is. And sometimes it “makes me wonder how I keep from goin’ under.” The words of preeminent rappers Grandmaster Flash at the...

In keeping with the title of her second collection of poetry, ICONS, Shirley Small conjures memories of some of Africa’s children, the seeds and fruits dispersed across the Diaspora,...

On Sunday July 17, Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau made a surprise visit to the home of David and Madge Bailey in Cote St. Luc. The occasion was a...

Opinion Some form of government-initiated intervention will not only be appropriate but timely and rewarding  By Bongs Lainjo I like to perceive slavery as the “incarceration” of human beings...

Reggae music is always going to be the main part of the Caribbean musical output, but there is an argument to be made that for Caribbean people who live...

As violence begets violence, what kind of notes are they taking… America has always been regarded as the world’s television. No matter what time you tune in, or on...

It was another hot summer’s day in Montreal, tourists walking the streets of downtown Montreal. God Bless America and the Benjamins! Down at the barbershop the air conditioner was...