March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. Endometriosis is a disease that impacts about 10 per cent of women, and an undetermined number of non-binary, transgender, and gender-diverse people, causing life-altering symptoms
A Toronto-based artist known for his signature street murals is unveiling his latest art exhibition which resembles a clever word search that will keep viewers on their toes. Ben Johnston’s
A national theatre company is set to make history with its first-ever all-Black Canadian opera. The world premiere of OF THE SEA is on Saturday, Mar. 25 at the Bluma
This is a sponsored post. White Lotus fans can get the true Jennifer Coolidge operatic experience with a new limited-time performance at a bold and outside-the-box opera company in Toronto.
Black organizations in Canada are about to get the funding they need. The federal government has awarded the Foundation for Black Communities (FFBC) stewardship of the $200 million Black-Led Philanthropic
Sisters in Sync is a Black-owned and operated organization in Hamilton that works to empower Black women and girls in various ways. This weekend they’re hosting an event called “Maybe
A group of Toronto residents have raised more than $6,000 so far during their 100-day cold plunge challenge to help families keep their heat on this winter. Restaurant manager Hassan
Kairo McLean is not a regular 14-year-old boy. He studies, plays sports, spends time with friends, but above all, he is a multi-talented musician. In fact, he is known as
One Toronto advocate is making waves with her programs designed to benefit Black people with intellectual disabilities and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Marty Lampkin is a registered social worker, and
Experience some magic and the world of wizardry this March break with J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Cursed Child performance in Toronto. The show is playing at the CAA
A new TV show is highlighting Toronto’s Parkdale community and the importance of local libraries. Created by The Office showrunner Anthony Q. Farrell, Shelved takes place in an underfunded library,
Black individuals continue to be underrepresented in Canadian politics. Even worse is the significantly low number of Black women in all levels of government. The Black community accounts for roughly
