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On The Shelves
on October 4th, 2012
Olive Senior’s “Dancing Lessons” has been short listed for this year’s Commonwealth Book Prize. Senior, who was born in Jamaica, is now based in Toronto. The Commonwealth Book Prize annually honors debut novels and awards approximately
Around The Town
on July 1st, 2012
July 28-29 the Trinidad & Tobago Cultural Society of BC presents the Caribbean Days Festival. This event draws a crowd of exuberant fun-lovers to North Vancouver’s Waterfront Park for a weekend of parading, dining and dancing in the sunshine. www.caribbeandays.ca
Once in a life time opportunity
on June 20th, 2012
The fastest growing all Natural Product Company in the world is coming to Vancouver
Xpress Money Launches its Online Money Transfer Portal in Canada
on April 26th, 2012
Xpress Money, one of the leading global money transfer brands recently announced the launch of its services through an online portal for its customers in Canada.
HIDDEN WOUNDS A Soldier’s Burden
on November 11th, 2011
The Afro News is proud to support this special book, and its timeless message for families and communities struggling with reintegrating service men and women.
THE HELP In Theatres August 10
on July 27th, 2011
BE THE FIRST TO CATCH THIS MOVIE ADVANCE SCREENING
Deeply moving, filled with poignancy, humour and hope, “The Help” is a timeless and universal story about the ability to create change.
Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto
on July 7th, 2011
Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto Schedule of Events – July 12 – 31
CAP AIDS
on May 15th, 2011
How do you use your bike? CAP-AIDS partners in East and Southern Africa use their bikes to provide medical care in rural areas.
Online attitudes should mirror real life behaviour
Most Canadians make a concerted effort to protect themselves so they avoid threats such as thefts, car accidents and physical attacks. They take fewer precautions, however, when it comes to steering clear of the many dangers that exist online.