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Over the past month or two, COVID-19 has been putting a beating on the Caribbean. With infections and fatalities skyrocketing at unbelievable rates in several countries across the region,...

In a few weeks, from October 8-10, the 37th Annual Miami Carnival will hit the streets, and the city will be overrun by music, fetes, and pageantry of Caribbean...

The Canadian Institute for People of African Descent (CIPAD) positions itself as the first-ever institute dedicated to conducting research on the state of Blackness in Canada out of which...

Saint-Michel’s Centre Lasallien recently announced new initiative  to fight food insecurity in the area. Saint-Michel remains one of the most underprivileged neighbourhoods in Montreal where not too many families have access...

Dear readers, it’s time to forget and let go of fear, worry and shame. These three comrades form an entity that wants to cripple you and manipulate you to...

Do you know where the command centre of your body is? it’s not your mouth nor your heart but it’s the mind. Though we have a wealth of organisms,...

His was a consistent and loud voice on behalf of Montreal’s Black and Caribbean community at City Hall over the decades and ever present at almost every community event...

The story of Antonia Haywood and her ice cream business is another example of how struggles can make you stronger. This issue I would like to shed light and...

As readers already know, my theme for 2021 is Gratitude and Appreciation. My promise also is to highlight more local content because the past year has been much of...

As my regular readers know, my 2021 theme is Gratitude & Appreciation. Also, I promised to highlight more local content as 2020 was surely a struggle and eye opener...