By Lincoln Depradine Pride Contributing Writer TORONTO, Ontario – Officials of George’s University (SGU) in Grenada are continuing an active campaign to recruit more Canadian students to the university. SGU representatives have been making regular visits to Canada, including the ...
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By Neil Armstrong Pride Contributing Writer TORONTO, Ontario – The theme of community was constantly heard throughout the evening at the 29th annual African Canadian Achievement Awards (ACAA) held at the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts in Toronto on ...
Read More »Grenada Expected To Name New Consul General To Toronto Soon
By Lincoln Depradine Pride Contributing Writer TORONTO, Ontario – Grenada is expected to soon announce the name of a new permanent consul general to Toronto, informed sources have said. Patricia Clarke was transferred a few months ago from her post ...
Read More »Jamaican Woman Urgently Needs Stem Cell Donor
By Neil Armstrong Pride Contributing Writer TORONTO, Ontario – A Jamaican Canadian woman who urgently needs a stem cell transplant is urging the Jamaican/Caribbean community, especially young men (women not excluded) between the ages of 17 and 35 to become ...
Read More »Canadian Businessman Released From Cuban Prison
TORONTO, Canada CMC – A Canadian businessman who was serving a lengthy prison sentence in Cuba for corruption has been abruptly expelled, bringing to an end an ordeal in which he was first held without charges and then sentenced to ...
Read More »Canada Issues Health Travel Notice To The Caribbean
OTTAWA, Canada CMC – The Public Health Agency of Canada has issued a public health notice to nationals travelling to the Caribbean in the wake of the outbreak of the chikungunya virus. “The Public Health Agency of Canada recommends that ...
Read More »Ontario Sports Hall Of Fame Induction For Hockey Legend Herb Carnegie
By Lincoln Depradine Pride Contributing Writer TORONTO, Ontario — Herb Carnegie, appropriately described as “one of the best ever players to never play pro-league hockey”, during the 1940s and 1950s when Blacks were barred from playing in the National Hockey ...
Read More »Historian Says Emancipation Is Not Complete
By Neil Armstrong Pride Contributing Writer TORONTO, Ontario – Historian, Afua Cooper, says the history of slavery can be used for empowerment but acknowledged that some people want to engage in historical amnesia because they are uncomfortable about the past. ...
Read More »Pan Am Games Organizers Seek Thousands Of Volunteers
By Neil Armstrong Pride Contributing Writer TORONTO, Ontario – The organizing committee of the TORONTO 2015 Pan American/Parapan American Games (TO2015) is getting set to announce in April a massive recruitment of 20,000 volunteers for the event. Saäd Rafi, the ...
Read More »Canada’s First Black Anglican Bishop To Be Honoured During Black History Month
TORONTO, Ontario – If religion is meant to heal the soul, then Peter Fenty has been a dedicated practitioner long before he was consecrated Bishop on June 22, last year, in St. James Cathedral of the Anglican Diocese of Toronto. ...
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