Zanana Akande, a trailblazer in Canadian politics and a steadfast advocate for social justice, will be recognized during the summer convocation with an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Toronto. This accolade celebrates her groundbreaking achievements as the first Black woman to serve as a cabinet minister and her enduring dedication to […]
Compliments of Roti Roti International Roti and Doubles Week By Stephen Weir If it were any bigger, the city would have had to widen Albion Road and Islington Avenue. An 8-foot roti takes up a lot of space, even when parked at a major intersection. Last week, as part of Roti Roti International Roti and […]
A collaborative study by the International Trade Centre (ITC) and the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) suggests that bilateral trade between Africa and the Caribbean could surge to $1.8 billion annually by 2028 if strategic investments in value addition, trade facilitation, and logistics improvement are prioritized. Currently valued at $729 million in goods, trade between the […]
According to the last issue of the Caribbean Lifestyle online magazine POSH, in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, Caribbean superstar V’GHN is making a significant impact in his homeland of Grenada. His latest release, “Heart of Carnival,” is not only captivating audiences but also channelling proceeds toward ongoing relief efforts in Grenada. According to Posh, […]
Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) is proud to announce the appointment of Jamaica born Donette Chin-Loy Chang as its new Chancellor. A distinguished communications leader, accomplished public affairs strategist, prolific philanthropist, and proud alumna, Chin-Loy Chang will succeed Janice Fukakusa and begin her three-year term on October 10, 2024. She becomes the sixth Chancellor of TMU, […]
By Neil Armstrong For Pamela Appelt, a distinguished member of the Jamaican Canadian community who was recently appointed to the Order of Canada, this honour will help her to open doors for others. She was among 83 new appointments to the Order of Canada announced recently by Mary Simon, Governor General of Canada. They include […]
The Caribbean Camera spoke with Ad’ria LaPierre, a seasoned section leader and future Queen of Carnival, about her exciting presentation for this year’s carnival with Tribal Carnival. Ad’ria, whose journey in the world of mas began at just three months old, shared her experiences, aspirations, and upcoming projects. Ad’ria has been deeply involved in playing […]
Editorial In Canada, financial difficulties are increasingly widespread, with significant impacts felt among racialized migrants due to the country’s immigration policies. Recent statistics from Statistics Canada reveal that nearly one in three Canadians struggled to make ends meet in the past year. Among immigrants arriving after 2005, this figure rises sharply to almost 43 percent. […]
Making a joyful noise at the Caribbean rhythms and chants workshop By Stephen Weir Normally, a parent would shudder and put their hands to their ears if they received a request for their youngster to bring a drum or some banging sticks to school. But when Calypsonian Roger Gibbs does the asking, well, that is […]
Whether it’s your grand opening, business anniversary, or some other groundbreaking event, Caribbean Camera is here to support you every step of the way. We are excited to announce our new Business Recognition platform, designed to help you share your achievements with the community. Introducing the new online Business Recognition Request Form At Caribbean […]
