By Lee Wallender Contributing Writer House fixer-uppers are more popular than ever. Sparked by economic changes and fueled by the influence of TV home shows and shelter magazines, ordinary folks, not just developers, are purchasing fixer-uppers both for personal use ...
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Omission Of African American Women`s Sexual Harassment Cases In The Current Public Discourse
By Yvonne Sam Social & Political Commentator Did Anita Hill’s testimony really pave the way for a watershed moment on sexual harassment? Was America’s consciousness level, regarding sexual harassment, raised? Were there other African and African American trailblazers on the ...
Read More »Planning And Involvement Of Parents In Children’s Education Start Before Their Birth
By Dr. Leon Barrett Education Commentator There is emerging agreement that the education of our children is a community responsibility. The partners are the home (parents and other members of the household), the children/students, the school (formal education system/government), and ...
Read More »In This New Year, African Canadian Community Needs A New Strategy
By Yvonne Sam Social & Political Commentator New Year has joined the list of things that are gradually becoming objects of derision and contempt among many people. These New Year pessimists reason that if a person has not been sufficiently ...
Read More »Despite Recent US Travel Advisory “Jamaica’s Status Has Not Changed” Says Foreign Minister Kamina Johnson Smith
KINGSTON, Jamaica, January 12, 2018 (CMC) – Foreign Affairs Minister Kamina Johnson Smith says Jamaica’s status has not changed, despite a recent travel advisory issued by the United States. According to Johnson Smith in a government statement, “Jamaica has, for ...
Read More »Education Minister Says Ontario Government “Bringing Forward Changes To Create A Fairer Province For Everyone”
By Mitzie Hunter, MPP Minister of Education TORONTO, Ontario January 12, 2018 — People across Ontario have started the New Year with a higher minimum wage and free prescription medications for everyone, aged 24 and under. Ontario’s economy is booming. ...
Read More »Guyana’s Private Sector Commission Concerned About ExxonMobil Contract
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, January 12, 2018 (CMC) – The Private Sector Commission (PSC) has expressed concern about the recently-released contract between the government and US oil giant, ExxonMobil. Last weekend, the PSC said, while the contract, released just a few days ...
Read More »Caribbean Airlines Launches Air Service To Cuba, Intending To Boost Tourism
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad and Tobago, January 12, 2018 (CMC) – Regional carrier, Caribbean Airlines (CAL), started flying to Havana, Cuba, today. The announcement was made, yesterday, by Finance Minister, Colm Imbert, during a post-Cabinet news conference. According to Imbert, ...
Read More »Profound Outrage Over Trump’s Reported Remarks About Haitians And Africans
WASHINGTON, DC January 12, 2018 (CMC) – Lawmakers, Haitians and other Caribbean nationals in the United States have expressed profound outrage over US President Donald Trump’s alleged disparaging remarks, yesterday, about Haitians and Africans. In balking at an immigration deal ...
Read More »New Measures In Place To Manage Public Finances In Grenada
ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada, January 12, 2018 (CMC) – Chairman of the Fiscal Responsibility Oversight Committee (FROC), Richard Duncan, says steps taken by the government to manage public finances, can best be described as the dawn of a new era. Duncan ...
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