Podcasts and the pandemic have become almost synonymous with many people feeling the need to share all their thoughts and experiences while in confinement.  But for Montrealer Lorraine Elizabeth...

By Desirée Zagbai (Local Journalism Initiative)     It is a sunny Saturday afternoon, and the smell of Caribbean food wafts through À-Ma-Baie Park in Pierrefonds. Island Fête is...

Since her arrival in Canada almost twenty years ago, Bola has been cooking her way through festivals, parties and private events all while nursing a dream of having her...

Desirée Zagbai (Local Journalism Initiative) On Aug. 1, 1834, the Slavery Abolition Act ended centuries of colonial enslavement of Africans in Canada. Throughout history, approximately 15 million Africans were...

  Harry Bissoon, a beloved businessman and community personality passed away on August 2, 2024. With over 45 years of experience in the travel industry, Harry was a well-respected...

The Paris 2024 Olympics has seen standout performances from several nations including the Caribbean. Most notable was in track and field. Dominica and St. Lucia each claimed their first-ever...

New docu series tells the stories of legendary reggae artists and their journey to success in Canada. In the late 1950’s the West Indian Domestic Scheme allowed for women...

The 57th annual Toronto Caribbean Carnival, formerly known as Caribana is a celebration of all things Caribbean. It was full of music, cuisine, events and revelry that brings the...

In his 1989 autobiography, Chuck Berry talks about an incident at The Montreal Forum that was a part of rock ‘n’ roll history. He talks about a conversation he...

Home is a special place. It’s a place of comfort, safety and belonging. Each of us has our “place” that we call home. Some live in apartments, some in...