- Canada’s Under-17 women’s soccer team advances : Canada is back in the International Soccer Federation’s (FIFA) Under-17 Women’s World Cup for a third straight time since the biennial tournament was introduced four years ago in New Zealand....
- 2015 PanAm games in T.O. will be ‘affordable, accessible’ : The University of Toronto Scarborough and downtown campuses are among core sites that will host a minimum of two 2015 Pan American Games sports events....
- Artist helps celebrate T&T’s 50th anniversary: As part of year-long celebrations to mark Trinidad & Tobago’s 50th independence anniversary, renowned artist Brian Wong Won staged an exhibition last Friday night at the twin-island republic’s consulate....
- Caribbean governments urged to take climate change seriously: Far too many Caribbean governments are sleepwalking when it comes to addressing the impact of climate variability and formulating a response to managing and adapting to climate change, says former Guyana president Bharrat Jagdeo who is considered a world leader in environmentally progressive policy....
- York U hosts dynamic student leaders at two-day workshop: It takes Toshiba Alexander almost three hours to commute daily between her Brown’s Town community in St. Ann and Knox College in Clarendon, Jamaica....
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Kim and Jackie Richardson performing for the Children’s Aid Foundation’s fundraiser
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Artist helps celebrate T&T’s 50th anniversary
As part of year-long celebrations to mark Trinidad & Tobago’s 50th independence anniversary, renowned artist Brian Wong Won staged an exhibition last Friday night at the twin-island republic’s consulate.
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Canada’s Under-17 women’s soccer team advances
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2015 PanAm games in T.O. will be ‘affordable, accessible’
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Economy helps Harper
Canada’s national unemployment rate is at a tolerable 7.2 per cent and, as of March, 82,000 mostly full-time jobs have been created, according to Statistics Canada. The Bank of Canada is still holding its interest rate at one per cent, which has done wonders for the local real estate market, and from the outside looking in Canada’s economy still appears to be the envy of the developed world. So why can’t our prime minister get any love?
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Communist-enacted exit visa could be discontinued
HAVANA, Cuba: After 50 years of rigid control, Cuba appears to be on the verge of lifting many overseas travel restrictions. One senior official says a “radical and profound” change is weeks away.
16.05.12
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Government wants employees to be paid for jury duty
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Caribbean vulnerable to earthquakes, says expert
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CARICOM may take USVI rum subsidies case to the WTO
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Race for U.S. presidency will be a tight one – CNN’s Martin
This year’s presidential election race is going to be close because African-Americans will not vote in the same numbers as they did for Barack Obama four years ago when he made history by
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NAACP leaders demand justice for Trayvon Martin
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Trayvon’s alleged killer may not face hate crime charges: lawyer
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Launch on Victoria Day to celebrate Jamaican culture
This Victoria Day will see the launch of Jamaica50 Celebration Inc.’s Summer Sintings, a free afternoon event with Jamaican-style music, food, games and performances.
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Jackie Richardson continues to give back through her music
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Malcolm X was committed to the liberation of Africans
El Hajj Malik El Shabazz was born Malcolm Little on May 19, 1925 in Omaha, Nebraska. He is seriously underrated as an influential figure in African-American history. Shabazz worked tirelessly and was uncompromisingly committed to the liberation of Africans. He was a Pan-Africanist whose philosophy was based on that of the Honourable Marcus Mosiah Garvey.
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