This entrepreneur has big plans for the humble patty Egbert Gaye “Patties will always be an ethnic snack… it will always be a Jamaican patty, but I intend to...

Caribbean Nation celebrates 50th Anniversary of Independence Barbados House celebrates with Montrealers Barbadians and friends of Barbados from across Montreal and beyond will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Independence...

By Contact Staff The evening unfolded with warmth and grace. And at the end, Mr. Osborne Allen, founder of the Cote des Neiges Child Care Centre, who was one...

Contact Staff The stage is set for a grand celebration at the Crowne Plaza Hotel on Sunday, September 11, when Montrealers will gather to honor some of Quebec’s most...

14-year-old fashions a tool to ease the discomforts of interlocking Dreadlocks Fourteen year-old Kwame Salmon has been carrying his dreadlocks since he was two years-old, and naturally the hairstyle...

The place for those working towards high school diploma Egbert Gaye Call it the little school that could. It has no name, just two teachers, one or two administrator...

On September 11 an opportunity to celebrate Egbert Gaye Community matters. Because whether we like it or not, community defines who we are and how we’re defined by society....

Pastor Joel and Mrs. Mrynelle-Sandra Anderson:an uplifting force at Montreal West Church of God of Prophesy By Egbert Gaye Up at the Montreal West Church of God of Prophecy,...

Ms. Maxine Payne of Barbados earns bragging rights Contact Staff On Sunday, July 24, Ms. Maxine Payne of Barbados was crowned “The Best Coconut Sweet Bread Maker in Montreal’s...

Meeting-Turn, Box Hand, Partner, Tontines and Sol By Dr. Caroline Shenaz Hossein Black Canadians have contributed enormously to the social economy in Canada. And it seems fitting–in the U.N....