The hope is that when Montreal mayor Valerie Plante categorically dismissed the option of naming a street after beloved music teacher Daisy Peterson-Sweeney, she did not take the time...
Tribute to an ailing entertainer by Neville “Nato” Brown For much of the last two and a half decades, Reno Byer emerged as one of Montreal’s most versatile entertainers,...
Of Relevant Cultural Spiritual Food And Social Comfort There I was going about my business when Fate intervened, stopping me in my tracks for a brief conversation. Fate is...
Contact Staff Balarama Holness was beaming as he stood on the steps of City Hall on the morning of July 27 surrounded by a group of young Montrealers as...
As a budding entrepreneur, Montrealer Paul Wallace searched diligently for a product to which he can attach his name. Through a family contact he came across PureTrim, a health...
Every mickle mek a muckle. One- one coco full basket! Those sayings are as Jamaican as ackee and saltfish. So too is the practice of, coming to foreign to...
Thousands revel in Vinet Park in Grenada celebration By: Gemma Raeburn-Baynes The “Spice Island Cultural Day inaugural Extravaganza” staged on July 21 at Vinet Park in Little Burgundy was...
Hundreds will gather in LaSalle for a weekend of All Fours Contact Staff It might be just a card game, but All Fours comes with a lot of over-blown...
Contact Staff On Sunday, May 27, over 400 people walked together in Montreal’s Saint-Henri neighborhood to show their solidarity with people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of...
New York with CGOP Choir Avoid the Labor Day weekend rush and come and enjoy a relaxing weekend shopping in New York City, courtesy of Church of God of...

















