Murder, Friendship, Forgiveness In "Somebody's Sun"
Monday, 18 September 2017 19:57 Written by Samantha Lewis
Imagine your son is murdered and you are horrified to find out that it’s your best friend’s son who killed him.
Rhonique Ballantyne's Designs Take Fashion To The Future
Friday, 15 September 2017 01:09 Written by Shamonique Murray
Guests at the 2017 Atoms of Fashion event on September 9th were blown away by the “Artifice” collection designed by Rhonique Ballantyne.
Five Reasons to Watch Toronto Stylist Mr. Adomako
Friday, 15 September 2017 00:39 Written by Shamonique Murray
Toronto stylist Bismark Adomako has been turning heads in the fashion industry with his distinctive looks. If you weren’t aware of this bespoke gentleman’s unique style, here are five reasons you should be paying attention.
Representation Matters, KIDS SWAG Makes It Easy
Sunday, 03 September 2017 16:33 Written by Camille Dundas
With school re-opening this week, many parents hit the malls and online retailers to purchase everything from notebooks to backpacks to get their little ones ready for the school year.
Natasha Henry Honoured For Bringing Black Canadian History to Ontario Curriculum
Friday, 01 September 2017 17:34 Written by Administrator
There was a time when educator & historian Natasha Henry knew more about Jamaica and its history than that of Blacks in Canada.
OMI Woods: The Sustainable Fashion Brand Rocking The Boat
Friday, 01 September 2017 12:40 Written by Shamonique Murray
“I have to walk the walk if I’m talking the talk,” says Ashley Alexis McFarlane on the transformation of OMI Woods into an eco-friendly, sustainable special occasion brand.
How Designer Kadeem Faustin Turned A Bad Situation Into A Winning Collection
Saturday, 26 August 2017 11:33 Written by Shamonique Murray
If you asked Kadeem Kyle Faustin a decade ago what his number one life aspiration was, the 14-year-old Faustin would have said, “To be the greatest dancer known to man!”
Black Resistance, Black Joy - Ella Cooper Explores Both From The Inside Out
Friday, 04 August 2017 05:19 Written by Lucius Dechausay
Ella Cooper is many things. She's an interdisciplinary artist and educator, working in both photography and video, as well as being the founder of Black Women Film! Canada.
Entrepreneur Bili Balogun Makes Beauty A Breeze
Tuesday, 27 June 2017 08:03 Written by Sharee Williams
Bili Balogun knows that entrepreneurship is no walk in the park. “Entrepreneurship will definitely drag you through the dirt before your company takes off. Literally, the worst things that can happen will happen.”
'Say what you want to say': Theatre pioneer Djanet Sears shares her advice for young artists
Wednesday, 31 May 2017 09:32 Written by Administrator
Djanet Sears is a woman who needs no introduction. The award-winning playwright, director, producer and actor made history in 1990 when her theatre anthology Afrika, Solo became the first published play by a Canadian woman of African descent.
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