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Knox Past Students Association gives back to alma mater
Was it divine intervention when Knox Past Students Association Toronto chapter provided their alma mater with musical instruments a few years ago?
The answer is definitely “yes” when the question is posed to schoo
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Committee will improve support for witnesses of crime
Kenneth Mark lost his life for doing the right thing. In December 2009, the 30-year-old was executed outside a west end pizza shop after courageously testifying that Lamar Skeete and his stepbrother had tried to murder him with a
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Minister says T & T ‘committed to developing and expanding tourism industry’
With oil and gas exploration drying up, Trinidad & Tobago is developing a sustainable policy framework that will include the protection and enhancement of the human physical environment, community involvement and acknowledgeme
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Dr. Dennis Forrester honoured by Calabar Old Boys
At two years of age, Dennis Forrester said he wanted to be a medical doctor. At least, that was what his grandmother told him years later and he believes her.
Dr. Forrester, who has been practicing medicine in the Gre
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Jerome winner dedicated to nurturing young dancers
Winning a Harry Jerome Award for excellence in the arts is quite an achievement for Andrea Douglas, who has whole-heartedly embraced dance for nearly five decades and offered young people in challenged communities an opportunity t
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St. Kitts & Nevis PM predicts election victory
Even though elections are constitutionally due to be held in St. Kitts & Nevis in the next two years, incumbent Prime Minister Dr. Denzil Douglas is already predicting a Labour Party victory at the polls.
As PM si
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Award recipient wants to focus on neuroscience
Five Canadian universities have accepted Hazel Kabibi and while the aspiring neurosurgeon hasn’t decided where she will enroll, she has an idea where that could be.
“Carleton University doesn’t only focus on neu
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Daurene Lewis to be memorialized at Halifax university
North America’s first Black female mayor is among 17 women to be recognized in a permanent installation at Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax.
Daurene Lewis, who died suddenly last January, was a seventh-gene
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Former Ugandan refugee excelled despite challenges
The life of a Ugandan refugee, who overcame blindness to earn a university degree and become a talented musician and useful citizen, was celebrated at a memorial in the city recently.
King Achilla Orru Apaa-Idomo, who
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Another honour for Guyana’s Bharrat Jagdeo
Trent University will confer an honorary degree on former Guyana president Bharrat Jagdeo for his leadership in environmentally progressive policies.
The global champion for the environment advocated for international
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