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NC – Got data? The term is often thrown around when discussing mobile devices like cell phones or tablets, but few people know when or how to use it, and how much they need. Data is the fuel for your ...

By L. Ardor Pride Columnist According to the World Health Organization, on average 30 percent of women who have been in a relationship, report that they have experienced some form of physical or sexual violence by their partner. What does ...

By Rupert Johnson There is much talk about the constant battle between the existence of good forces and evil forces in today’s world. But before we can discuss what this battle entails, we should seek to define what is meant ...

By Norman Otis Richmond aka Jalali Pride Columnist Milton “The Voice”  Blake was more than a brother to me. Blake was my comrade and being a comrade is deeper than being a brother. Comradeship is ideological; brotherhood is biological. The revolutionary ancestor from Guinea-Bissau, ...

By L. Ardor Pride Columnist As a mommy to a beautiful, bright, feisty, “NO!” declaring little girl, I worry. Not about scraped knees, or well plaited braids cut off and tossed in the trash by an impatient, ill trained teacher, ...

By Rupert Johnson Who says that local politics is dull! Just when I thought that the Toronto mayoralty campaigning circus was drawing to an uneventful end, I was flabbergasted when I heard the news that owing to ill health, Rob ...

By Dr. Peter Sealy Pride Columnist There is a word that many people don’t want to hear or even talk about. Both Black and White people feel uncomfortable when you use it. The country of Sweden wants to eliminate the ...

In the summer of 1914 the world witnessed two monumental events. One was the start of World War 1 (WW1); the other was the opening of the Panama Canal. The former event was extremely destructive, the latter was undoubtedly constructive. ...

The death of actor and comedian Robin Williams has certainly taught us a thing or two; especially about depression and the pain that many of us are internally going through. It has certainly opened up our eyes to this dreadful ...

Research by PsychTests.com indicates that while Millennials value status and recognition, they are more than willing to work for it.  MONTREAL, Canada – Generation Y has been called many names: “Millennials”, “The Me Me Me Generation”, “Peter Pan generation”, “Generation ...