Born an Egbado princess of the Yoruba people By J. Leblanc She was born in 1843 of Royal blood, an Egbado princess of the Yoruba people of Southwest Nigeria....

Lest they Forget After reading the last edition of The Community Contact, I am left with no option but to highlight yet another facet in the ongoing woes facing...

As the bombs rain down in the Middle East… With recent terrorist events in San Bernadino, California, Paris, Mali, Ottawa and the bombing of a Metrojet airliner over the...

Quebec’s Toponyny Commission cast aspersions Contact Staff In 1960, Marcus Garvey was designated Jamaica’s first national hero. And today, decades after his death, his memory lives on in the...

(Artistic Directors from left to right: Don Jordan, Tyrone Benskin, Quincy Armorer, Winston Sutton, Terry Donald, Clarence Bayne) Black Theatre Workshop celebrates 45 years of creating great theatre by...

Congregation will donate 100 bags full of school supplies to students in NDG and Ville St. Pierre Submitted by Rose Wangechi Ntone As part of their ongoing outreach program...

Raffique Shah, former rebel soldier now eminent journalist remembers the days of the revolution in T&T in 1970 Egbert Gaye On April 21, 1970, Trinidad and Tobago found itself...

PRESIDENTIAL INEPTITUDE While some of the world was preoccupied with the atrocities in Paris, France, earlier this month—the killings of 17 innocent people, most of them employees of the...

It is difficult to say that I am jealous. But I am. I am jealous about the two million or more marchers who came out in Paris to protest...

By Margot Blackman On October 26, The Montreal Intercultural Choir gave a concert at St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Cote-des-Neiges. It was a benefit concert, a “thank you” to...