If putting out a new single for the summer as well as performing at Canadian Music Week and putting together a new band wasn’t enough, Montreal singer songwriter and...

Harriet Tubman was a key figure of the Underground Railroad, a large movement in North America consisting of several individuals who worked together to aid slaves in their escape...

On Saturday, October 15, a wide cross-section of Montrealers are expected to join officers and members of The Jamaica Association of Montreal at their Annual Heroes and Heroine Banquet,...

On September 24, The Women’s Ministry of the Church Of God Of Prophecy hosted a business exposition at the church-hall showcasing a range of entrepreneurial endeavors among the congregation...

In the run up to the October 3, provincial elections in Quebec, immigrants have been the target of the ruling Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) in its bid to maintain...

Black community organizations across Canada stand to benefit from a $200 million fund recently announced by the federal government. The Black-led Philanthropic Endowment Fund is geared specifically towards sustaining...

Montreal’s Yellow Pad Sessions (YPS), presents OPTIMISTA an ambitious multidisciplinary art project intended to inspire and encourage during uncertain times through a celebration of human spirit. The series takes...

After two spectacular comeback shows coming off the Covid-19 restrictions, organizers of the West Island Blues Festival say they are looking forward to building it into a blockbuster event...

I confess that I have been covering a bit more Soca oriented topics in my article this past summer. It’s not that I like one over the other but...

By Nompumelelo Moyo (LJI) As the congregation of St Paul’s Anglican Church in Cote des Neiges welcome their new spiritual leader after the retirement of Archdeacon James Bennett, the...