Crimson love for the Black race: You are worth dying for Opinions

Crimson love for the Black race: You are worth dying for

It is such a beautiful sight when one witnesses the diversity of our races in one setting. We are almost five months into the year but I am convinced...

About Community and Jungle Individualism Opinions

About Community and Jungle Individualism

Retrospective: Awakening The word community seems empty and vapid in the mouth of so many. In fact, they want everyone to hold it with honor and to place it...

A milestone on frontlines for human rights and social justice
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A milestone on frontlines for human rights and social justice

The Black Coalition of Quebec celebrates 50 years of advocacy work started by the National Black Coalition of Canada Egbert Gaye For decades the Black Coalition of Quebec, under...

Of Humans, Blood, Tears and Prayers… Opinions

Of Humans, Blood, Tears and Prayers…

Each time another human massacre is perpetrated by another white male, it’s as if it’s unprecedented so nothing changes As usual, wherever it happens and innocent blood flows, come...

Geordie brings the film Black Ballerina to Selwyn House Community NewsSpecial Features

Geordie brings the film Black Ballerina to Selwyn House

Rosie Awori On March 28, Geordie Theatre will  present a special screening of BLACK BALLERINA a film that “uses the ethereal world of ballet to engage audiences in a...

Wither Justin Trudeau in 2019 Opinions

Wither Justin Trudeau in 2019

Could the mushrooming SNC-Lavalin imbroglio hurt the Liberal government’s chances in the Fall elections? In 2015, when Justin Pierre James Trudeau swept into power, not only did he revive...

Farmer and Author Leah Penniman Wants to Help  Mend Your Relationship with the Land
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Farmer and Author Leah Penniman Wants to Help Mend Your Relationship with the Land

Sacha Obas Close to one hundred people gathered at the Centre Culturel Georges Vanier earlier this month to eat vegan strawberry pie and learn ancient African farming techniques. When...

WHAT COULD’VE BEEN? Opinions

WHAT COULD’VE BEEN?

It’s BLACK HISTORY MONTH, so among the conversations about ‘history and blackness’ is that perennial one about building an economically vibrant Black community. Some conversations are uplifting, others are...

Remembering the Sir George Williams “Affair” 50 years later
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Remembering the Sir George Williams “Affair” 50 years later

  Egbert Gaye These days, names such as Terrence Ballantyne, Rosie Douglas, Kennedy Fredericks, Valerie Belgrave, Lynn Murray, Hugo Ford, Rodney John, Bukka Rennie, or even Perry Anderson for...

Black history: We’ve come this far by faith Opinions

Black history: We’ve come this far by faith

All year-round and not just in this second month of the year, we should not forget to give thanks unto the Lord. February is Black History Month. This is...