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Educator fights back against racial profiling

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Dr. Clem Marshall

PAT WATSON   A drive through a Parkdale neighbourhood with a friend one evening in January 2009 turned into a wrenching police encounter for Dr. Clem Marshall. The experience is one that is all too fami
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ABLE co-founder wants Black officers to join organization

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Lynell Nolan

When the Association of Black Law Enforcers (ABLE) emerged just over two decades ago, it was frowned upon by White and even some Black uniformed and civilian members as another minority activist group advocating on behalf of disgr
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York University cancels leadership program for high school students

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York University has cancelled its Emerging Global Leaders Program (EGLP) for high school students.   Barbadian students started participating in the three-day May retreat in 2004, while Jamaicans joined the program seve
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Student grateful for scholarship at UWI Toronto gala

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Aaronia Stedman

Listening to Dominican student, Aaronia Stedman, tearfully relate the impact the University of the West Indies (UWI) Toronto scholarship has made in her life was a powerful reminder of the need for organizations to raise funds to
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Ontario’s L-G aids Jamaican rehabilitation centre

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While on his first visit to Jamaica last November to speak at the inaugural Disability Friendly Awards gala organized by the Jamaica Council of Persons with Disabilities, Ontario’s Lieutenant Governor, David Onley, met several i
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UWI honours distinguished alumni here

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Dr. Nigel Harris and Mary Anne Chambers

During Mary Anne Chambers’ three-year term (2000-2003) as a Rouge Valley Health System (RVHS) member and vice-chair, the chief of staff and surgery was Dr. Naresh Mohan. Dr. Rosemary Moodie headed the paediatrics department and
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Michaëlle Jean to deliver keynote address at BCSA conference

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Former Governor General Michaëlle Jean will deliver the keynote address at the Black Canadian Studies Association (BCSA) inaugural international conference at Brock University later this month.   The theme of the three
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Radisson opens resort in Barbados

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CARLISLE BAY: Radisson, one of the world’s best-recognized hotel brands, has announced the opening of the Radisson Aquatica Resort Barbados, set in picturesque Carlisle Bay.   The beachfront resort, w
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Labour rights trailblazer gets Armstrong award

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Fred Upshaw and Bromely Armstrong

As a teenager nearly four decades ago, Malvern Collegiate Institute student council president, Fred Upshaw, started a revolt when his high school imposed mandatory uniforms.   Feeling that the council should have been c
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Kenyan activists here to raise HIV/AIDS awareness

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Established a decade ago at the height of the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Africa, the Stephen Lewis Foundation has made a profound impact in several African countries, including Kenya, where there has been a decline in HIV prevalence in
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