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Sometimes when a melody or a fragment of a hook starts turning in M-city Solo’s mind, he hops onto the worldwide web and combs through thousands of catalogues from...

Nestled at the corner of Sherbrooke and Girouard street sits Valentino’s Beauty Supply Store. It boasts of being one of the oldest Black owned businesses in Montreal. There, Montrealers...

Performer and oral storyteller Tanya Tawhida Evanson lights up when she speaks about her art. After all, she has dedicated the last 20 years to honing her craft and...

This year Africa will be represented by Ghana, Senegal, Cameroon, Tunisia, and Morocco at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 from November 20 to December 18. This will be...

As one of Canada’s oldest Black theatre companies, the Black Theatre Workshop (BTW) recognized, has been championing the works of Blacks for decades. Its new artistic director Dian Marie...

One act of kindness has the potential to change the world, if you ask Sharon Pilgrim, she has seen the truth in this statement, for a long time. She...

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...

The statistics of Black people leading in chronic diseases worried Joe G Thomas. From diabetes to blood pressure and a host of others, these over representation of Black people...

Elizabeth II, reigned for 70 years as Queen of the United Kingdom, Canada and the Commonwealth. When she died at 96 years old on Thursday, September 8, the long...

As she closes the chapter on her time in the classroom, Nikki Giovanni leaves an enviable 35-year legacy behind her. On September 1, Giovanni officially retired from her position...