BY SIMONE J. SMITH I get it; you just like to stay connected. Everyone does it. Sometimes, it seems like you’re not enjoying yourself as much as you used to. Maybe you’re right, but it’s not like you are addicted, or anything. You can stop whenever you want. It’s not about being addicted, it’s about […] The post 14 Days to a healthier work-life balance first appeared on Toronto Caribbean Newspaper ..read more

Toronto’s Caribbean community is making significant strides in the realm of digital innovation, reflecting a vibrant and dynamic force within the city’s tech sector. This burgeoning influence spans across various sectors, including technology incubation, digital education, and entrepreneurship, underscoring a profound impact on Toronto’s digital economy. Fostering a Culture of Innovation The Caribbean community in […] The post How Toronto’s Caribbean Community is Leading in Digital Innovation first appeared on Toronto Caribbean Newspaper ..read more

BY MICHAEL THOMAS “After eight years of Trudeau, the average price of a home in Toronto is now over a million dollars and the average rent on a two-bedroom apartment has more than doubled to over $3,200 a month. Canadians can’t afford this and that is why in nearly every city, middle-class Canadians are forced […] The post Almost Homeless – Eight years of Justin Trudeau; Canada’s housing is against the ropes, and Toronto renters suffer first appeared on Toronto Caribbean Newspaper ..read more

BY STEVEN KASZAB A new nation comprising all Caribbean nations which would become provinces/states of the greater whole. What an idea; a united powerful Caribbean nation that can work for itself, develop and protect itself. There is a distinct and necessary moment in time when a group must unite and facilitate the Confederacy of itself […] The post It’s time for a New United Regional Nation of the Caribbean first appeared on Toronto Caribbean Newspaper ..read more

BY RUSHANE FERRON In the quiet depths of Rivoli in St. Catherine, Jamaica, amidst the echoes of hardship and the shadows of adversity, a beacon of creativity emerges, illuminating the path to healing and self-expression. Meet Dwayne Grant, a visionary artist, whose captivating works serve as a testament to the power of art to transcend […] The post Unveiling the canvas of resilience: Dwayne Grant’s journey through art first appeared on Toronto Caribbean Newspaper ..read more

BY SIMONE J. SMITH When Ante Up dropped at the Phoenix Concert Theatre Wooooooooooooo… On Saturday, March 30th, 2024, the hip hop community in Toronto came to life at the Phoenix Concert Theatre. As I walked into Phoenix, the pulsating beats of hip hop music reverberated through the air, and it set the tone for […] The post Supreme Genes Entertainment and The Phoenix Concert Theatre host Kool G Rap and MOP! first appeared on Toronto Caribbean Newspaper ..read more

BY SIMONE J. SMITH “It’s the maddest pride.” These are the words of the newest R&B/pop sensation who most recently released his new EP “For When It’s Over.” This young man has been keeping busy, gracing stages and creating considerable industry buzz at: SXSW, NYC, and at School Night (LA). The six song EP follows […] The post Meet Birmingham’s sensational R&B-Pop prodigy: Vincent Darby – The voice you can’t ignore! first appeared on Toronto Caribbean Newspaper ..read more

BY PAUL JUNOR It was an: empowering, inspiring, and uplifting day when graduates of the Black Youth Action Plan celebrated their successful completion of funded micro-credential courses offered by the Canadian College of Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals (CCHAP). These courses were supported by the Ministry of Citizenship and Multiculturalism (MCM). The graduation ceremony was held at […] The post The Canadian College of Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals is empowering the next generation of leaders first appeared on Toronto Caribbean Newspaper ..read more

BY STEVEN KASZAB An election is coming up soon enough, and the Federal political parties are on the field in front of the public, snarling at each other, accusing each other of this, or that.  Whether issues like the border and security of the nation, the debt ceiling fiasco, political candidates who are under suspicion […] The post Canadian citizens have a broken relationship with their government; can it be fixed! first appeared on Toronto Caribbean Newspaper ..read more

BY SIMONE J. SMITH Your son/daughter walks in and sighs heavily, dropping their school bag on the floor before taking a seat next to you. “I don’t know, Mom. I’ve been feeling… weird lately.” Sensing the seriousness in your child’s voice, you set aside what you are doing, and give them your full attention. “Weird […] The post Something doesn’t seem right with your teenager; Could it be borderline personality disorder? first appeared on Toronto Caribbean Newspaper ..read more