Ron Fanfair

By RON FANFAIR Rarely is an incumbent prime minister ousted by a rookie politician. Just over three decades ago, Hedy Fry pulled off the remarkable feat, defeating Conservative Kim Campbell …

By RON FANFAIR Until Grade 8, Karen Hudson was the only Black student in her classrooms in Nova Scotia. In junior high, that changed when three female Black students joined …

— Click the play button to listen to this article — By RON FANFAIR War and famine have taken a toll on millions of Ethiopians. Many have fled to other …

By RON FANFAIR Sitting at a table with a mother and daughter at the 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women gala, award-winning singer/songwriter Tanya Mullings was teary-eyed for a few minutes. …

By RON FANFAIR Barbara Taylor brings a community lens to everything she does. Born and raised in Cocoyea Village in San Fernando, she founded the Blue Triangles that was deeply …

By RON FANFAIR Thirteen years after leaving Ontario to become the James Johnston Endowed Chair in Black Canadian Studies at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia, Dr. Afua Cooper has returned …

By RON FANFAIR Clarence Bayne might not have been a familiar name outside Quebec. Leaving Trinidad & Tobago in 1955 to pursue higher education in Canada, the plan was to …

— Click the play button to listen to this article — By RON FANFAIR With technology evolving rapidly, cyber literacy and digital confidence matter. Protecting internet-connected devices and services from …

— Click the play button to listen to this article — By RON FANFAIR Just a short six years in Canada, Kimesha Walters stood tall at the third annual Women …

By RON FANFAIR Curiosity is critical for developing scientific thinking. Very aware of this fundamental human trait at a young age, it is not surprising that Mengistu Wolde gravitated to …