Educator fights back against racial profiling 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 familiar to… →
Read more

ABLE co-founder wants Black officers to join organization 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… Click here →
Read more

City Hall’s failure to lead By PATRICK HUNTER   Once again Toronto City Council has found itself in knots about what it needs to do and what it wants to do about public transit. There are some us who continue to promote… Click here to →
Read more

Dear CPC, you caught us on the rebound PAT WATSON   It always sounds trite when politicians say they don’t pay attention to polls because any person who means to keep a valued career going pays attention to related trends.  … Click →
Read more

John Davison inducted into TCC Wall of Fame He was Canada’s most productive cricketer for nearly a decade before retiring after the last World Cup two years ago.
Read more

Lennox Lewis honoured at UWI gala in Toronto Former world undisputed heavyweight boxing champion Lennox Lewis has done a remarkable job of staying out of the spotlight since retiring from the ring on his own terms nine years ago with 41 wins in… Click here to read full →
Read more

L’Ouverture fought against the re-enslaving of Africans By MURPHY BROWNE (Abena Agbetu)   “I send you with this letter a declaration which will acquaint you with the unity that exists between the proprietors of San Domingo who are in France, those in… Click here to read full →
Read more