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Following the sentence of three Toronto street gang members to life in prison with zero chance of parole for 25 years as a result of the 2018 murder of Nnamdi...
Read moreDetailsThe Premier of Alberta, Jason Kenney, has said that Alberta has excess protective masks, gloves and ventilators to meet its COVID-19 needs, as such, it’s sharing some of its excess...
Read moreDetailsFor the first time in over 50 years, the 2020 Toronto Caribbean Carnival, formerly Caribana, has been cancelled owing to issues relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, the organizers have said....
Read moreDetailsVancouver City Savings Credit Union (Vancity) has announced it has reduced credit card interest rates to 0% for people encountering financial problems due to the Covid-19 pandemic. As part of...
Read moreDetailsClosures should no longer be new to everyone. When essential services list was revised, Walmart did not make the cut but it has announced it would only offer curbside pickup...
Read moreDetailsOntario students commence online learning today, over three weeks after COVID-19 locked down schools. As such, the effort will be led by school teachers through live and pre-recorded lessons. According...
Read moreDetailsParents in Ontario can now request for one-time COVID-19 payment to help in offsetting the costs associated with keeping children engaged and entertained during this lockdown. The Support for Families...
Read moreDetailsShirley Douglas's son, Kiefer Sutherland (Jack Bauer in "24") has announced that her mother died yesterday at the age of 86. While making the announcement, Kiefer revealed that his mum...
Read moreDetailsThe six biggest banks in Canada have all said they would cut credit cards interest rates to offer succor to customers affected by COVID-19 pandemic. Bank of Montreal and Bank...
Read moreDetailsBy Dele Akintilo The black population of Toronto could once again have its financial institution if the three African Canadian Organizations can acquire the needed community support to get the...
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