Month: July 2024

Toronto, ON – This past weekend, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow made a special appearance at the Little Jamaica Festival on Eglinton West, a vibrant celebration of Jamaican culture hosted by the York-Eglinton Business Improvement Area (BIA). The festival, which took place over the weekend, featured an array of music, food, and cultural activities, drawing crowds […]

Toronto ON – Vision Newspaper, the double award-winning Jamaican Diaspora publication, proudly announces the return of its acclaimed Top Ten Reggae Countdown show later this month. Known for its vibrant monthly diaspora publication and comprehensive news website, Vision Newspaper has captivated audiences since launching the show in 2013 with the late Jamaican actor and recording […]

Kingston, Jamaica – In the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl’s impact on Jamaica’s south coast, Prime Minister the Most Hon. Andrew Holness has announced intensified efforts to accelerate recovery in severely affected communities. During a recent visit to Rocky Point, Clarendon, the Prime Minister addressed media and outlined the government’s strategy moving forward. Mr. Holness emphasized […]

Toronto, ON – In a colorful celebration of Caribbean culture, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow joined the Junior King and Queen Showcase at the Toronto Caribbean Carnival over the weekend. Held at the Scarborough Town Centre, the event brought together young participants in a vibrant display of costumes, music, and dance, embodying the rich heritage of […]