The government has placed a new bill, Bill C-31, before parliament that will fundamentally change Canada’s refugee system. One of the most important changes is to the refugee claim process itself. Refugee claims will be decided
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In this old world we are faced with many conundrums yet, in spite of that reality, or more likely because of it, we like our dichotomies.   We have a federal government that has made a point of its law-and-order stance;
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On the day that Percy Cummins died nearly 31 years ago, close friend, Alonza Goodridge, recalled being constantly interrupted by a fly while renovating a bathroom in the city’s east end.   “For about an hour, I trie
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If ever there was a perfect candidate for diabetes, Kathy Nelson would be that person. Her father died in a diabetic coma at age 80 in 1992, six years after his right leg was amputated, while her mother developed Type 2 diabetes a
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St. Kitts & Nevis’ Minister of Tourism & International Transport, Rickey Skerritt, is still seething over the controversial Air Passenger Duty (APD) tax imposed on travellers from Britain to the Caribbean.   I
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Councillor Michael Thompson, who heads the city’s economic development committee, is the point man for the new Caribbean Local Economic Development (CARILED) program.   The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM),
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When a father left after dropping off his child at a talent show Julie Spence organized in the mid-1980s while she was a youth worker at the Caribbean Exc
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James Robillard, at left with crew of WestJet’s inaugural flight to Kingston, Jamaica, Beverly Walker, Captain Jean-Francois Tenn, Simone Opaleke, Melissa Faulkner and, in front, Kyle Kalloo.
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Award winners Shernold Edwards and Share’s Publisher, Arnold A. Auguste with ReelWorld’s founder and Executive Director, Tonya Lee Williams.
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Consul General George Ramocan, Andrea Wilkie, Alfreda Smith-Alexander, Cynthia Wilson and JCA president Audrey Campbell.
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