Daylight come… Coming out of a nasty election campaign and a little bit of a dressing down that left him with a minority government and a deeply divided country,...

Reports show ‘systemic biases’ when it comes to race within Montreal police There is a familiar French expression, “plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose” which, when translated...

Authorities still in denial about racial profiling Egbert Gaye For the past nine months a litany of reports from different sources painted the ugly reality of the relationship between...

Union United Church and Montreal Community Contact among 50th Anniversary honorees Contact Staff On the evening of Saturday, October 5, a wide cross-section of Montrealers crammed The Living Room...

For The people by the NDP Contact Staff The New Democratic Party, which occupied 39 seats in Parliament before dissolution, got off to a slow start after the election...

The political stallions are off and running… With Canadians inoculated, the national election campaign is on. And leaders of the respective federal political parties are crisscrossing the country, trying...

The issue of mental health is not only taboo among Blacks, but also well hidden, as many of us regard mental illness as a “White person’s disease.” The World...

Leadership is indispensable to our youths. They need guidance to walk the streets in peace Nowadays, the community needs to take charge of its own destiny, and the significance...

Are there any Black folks well positioned in the industry? Even in the face of a thriving industry there’s still evidence of racial inequity. Unparalleled even by the Klondike...

Shirlette Wint, clinical social worker, psychotherapist, researcher and cultural consultant labels it “Post Traumatic Slave/Colonization Syndrome” Egbert Gaye Hard numbers and data to determine the prevalence of mental health...