Tag Archives: Toronto
Oliver Samuels back in T.O. for Mother’s Day!
For over two decades, beloved Jamaican actor and comedian, Oliver Samuels, has graced the stages of Toronto for Mother’s Day. Torontonians have grown to expect comedic and thought-provoking theatrical productions from Samuels du
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It’s time to hit the links at the City of Toronto’s golf courses
Attention all golf lovers – the City of Toronto’s golf courses have officially opened for business. Grab your clubs and hit the links at one of the City’s five high-calibre courses with beautiful landscapes and majestic view
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A Casino for Toronto
Either Toronto’s jobs problem will be solved if we accept a casino, or the city will go to hell in a hand-basket because of an increase in gambling addiction and crime.
Those seem to be the main thrusts of the argum
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Black History Month kicks off in Toronto
Black History Month is a timely reminder of the many and varied achievements African-Canadians have made in the province and nationally, says Ontario’s Lieutenant Governor, David Onley.
“For most, especially in th
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Time to act on Gardiner
Picture upward of 10 years of transportation construction employment with all the spin-off jobs attached to it. Picture a new cityscape that responds to the vehicular traffic flowing into and out of the city via Lake Shore Blvd. P
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Mediaspawn – Toronto Web Design, Mobile Friendly Website Design, Internet Marketing & Content Management Systems
Mediaspawn provides Web Development, Internet Marketing and Graphic Design Services in the GTA, Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton a
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Fundraiser featured Jamaican composer Peter Ashbourne
Despite a frenetic workload in the last few months, celebrated Jamaican composer Peter Ashbourne was looking forward to making a rare appearance in Toronto.
He was also elated to be sharing the stage with long-time fr
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How does Toronto benefit from polarization?
By PAT WATSON
So, are you a rightist or a leftist? Picture a body in which both the right and left arm are trying to amputate the other. How well would the body carry out its daily functions if either or both w
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Haitian Creole, ‘the language of courage’
I recently sat besides a Haitian travelling from Niagara Falls to Toronto. It was another eye-opener regarding Haiti: its uniqueness in its people and history. For better and for worse.
For the worse, and unfortunatel
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Cotillion Ball showcases Toronto’s outstanding Black youth
A few enjoyed the polished and graceful sliding of the waltz, some relished the opportunity to network with their peers, while others claim their confidence level has increased leaps and bounds.
The 20 participants in
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