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Black History Month is underway in #Brampton. ✨

On February 7 at The Rose, join the City of Brampton’s Black Empowerment Unit for a Black History Month celebration, featuring cultural performances, community recognition and a keynote from The Honourable Justice Irving Andre.

Free tickets will be available at the door, on a first-come, first-served basis. Learn more 🔗: https://t.co/drWLtSViLp

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Big Brother is coming, if not already here folks, and you know what should really piss you off? You allowed it to happen!

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Why is it that every time a Black man steps up, he is brought down?

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CARICOM is not a reliable partner at this time.

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The Gilgan Family Queensway Health Centre reflects a shared commitment to reimagining what’s possible.

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Canadians are feeling the squeeze, and a meaningful share are carrying holiday debt into the new year with real anxiety.

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Be sure to check out this week’s Toronto Caribbean Newspaper—available across the GTA or online now. Powerful stories, community voices, and year-end reflections as we step into 2026 and our 15th anniversary. Happy New Year!

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Leave the boy alone. He’s going to come to something one day.

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Political education is how communities learn their power.

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The system is increasingly geared toward fast-track eviction.

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They confuse activity with efficacy and see no urgency in optimizing processes.

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At Toronto Caribbean Newspaper, we’re changing the whole game. The days of “business as usual” are over. We are moving in a different direction: faster, sharper, and more aggressive.

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If government-issued money comes with conditions on how it can be used, it stops being currency and starts becoming a privilege.

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The Ontario government’s new restriction on medical residency applications has sparked outrage across the province. https://t.co/3V2xBtlsdT

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This year marks a major milestone. On Saturday, November 8th, 2025, Ebony Toastmasters will celebrate its 20th anniversary https://t.co/s7KryKnahx

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At the Netherlands American Cemetery and Memorial in Margraten, the haunting silence left by the removal of two panels honoring Black American soldiers in World War II speaks volumes about the ongoing struggle over memory, recognition, and respect. https://t.co/v9dLhthV3J

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The fluorescent lights of the department store hummed overhead as my young friend’s eyes sparkled with excitement. “Can I get this perfume, Simone? All the girls at school have it.” https://t.co/AWZykZO7Mu

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Elizabeth Ainsworth embodies transformation, and this is seen in her two decades of leadership in IT Service Management, Ainsworth has learned that true success has little to do with status, or possessions and everything to do with purpose. https://t.co/lulhUBCrIe

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When disasters happen, people care deeply, but unfortunately, it is only for a moment. It’s called compassion fatigue. After the headlines fade, the need doesn’t. That is why we created “Shirt Off My Back” https://t.co/7ZzMOBGwUd

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In response, JN Money has taken decisive action, waiving fees on money transfers to Jamaica until November 6—a move that creates a vital lifeline for those trying to support loved ones. https://t.co/o8NWfg9B01