The latest gala of the Quebec entrepreneurial ecosystem was far more than a one-time celebration: it was a moment of assessment, clarification of priorities, and reaffirmation of a collective vision.

The International Symposium of Afro-Entrepreneur Women CIFA 2025 is shaping up to be a major platform dedicated to leadership, innovation, and the impact of Afro-descendant women in the entrepreneurial space. Under the themes “Challenges, innovation and impact of Afro-entrepreneur women for strengthened pan-Canadian cooperation and integration aligned with Canada’s strategy for Africa,”

In an evening filled with emotion and collective determination, the voice of Christian Basson, Regional Director of Business Development for the Black Community at TD Bank, resonated with sincerity and strength that captivated the audience.

In an atmosphere both moving and resolutely forward-looking, an evening tribute was organized in honor of the AfroMuseum, that emblematic Montreal venue that is temporarily closing its doors after more than eleven years of existence.

In an atmosphere filled with emotion, gratitude, and togetherness, the first National Seniors Day celebration took place in Longueuil under the initiative of Jean-Baptiste and his community organization, Festibec.

The team delivered an impressive performance in this decisive match, confirming its ability to combine tactical discipline with offensive creativity.

The show Talent and Passion recently highlighted an innovative project that combines technology and art: REKR, an application designed as the “Uber for artists.” At the origin of this initiative is Martin, known by his artist name Hypes, an Afro musician who has been living in Canada for over thirteen years.

Arrivée au Canada en 1988 alors qu’elle n’était qu’un nourrisson, Ren Bongbo Alar a grandi à Longueuil, ville qui l’a vue s’épanouir et à laquelle elle a toujours voulu redonner. Conseillère municipale du district Georges-Dor, elle se présente aujourd’hui à sa réélection avec la volonté de poursuivre la dynamique qu’elle a contribué à instaurer.

Author, composer, and instrumentalist, Alain Oyono found in the saxophone, very early on, more than just an instrument: a true voice. Originally from Cameroon, he grew up in an environment deeply influenced by religious music, inherited from his father, a guitarist and singer, and from his brother, who introduced him to reading and writing music. From his youth, the saxophone became self-evident. “As soon as my fingers touched it, I knew that this instrument would be part of

In an artistic world still largely dominated by men, some voices are rising to break barriers and create inclusive spaces. Among them is that of Azaf, artist, philosopher, and cultural entrepreneur, who is leading the second edition of the festival Créoféminin, scheduled from September 19 to 21 at the Afromuseum.

As part of the show Talent et Patient, hosted by Sacha Doam, the guest of the day, Jean-Philippe Vina, delivered a rich testimony, blending identity quest, entrepreneurship, and an Afro-centered vision of leadership. A leadership coach, strategist in afro-branding, and founder of the agency Coaching Mauvaise, he now supports Afro-entrepreneurs in their professional and personal development.

On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of Féjad (Families for Mutual Aid and Education of Youth and Adults), the program Community in Action welcomed three special guests: Perpétu Mukarugiza, founder and executive director of the organization, Louise Gagier, member of the board of directors, and Kenza, an active volunteer and former teacher. Together, they retraced the history, mission, and major achievements of an organization that has become essential in its neighborhood.

A new cultural event is emerging: Afromusée en Scène, an initiative that aims to serve both as a showcase for emerging artists, a meeting place for music lovers, and a space for exchange among professionals in the music industry.

Rare are the political trajectories that so strongly combine field experience, a sense of commitment, and closeness with citizens. Charlie Dorismond, Member of the National Assembly for Marie-Victorin and Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister responsible for Social Services, is the living example of this. A nurse by training, a woman of conviction, and an engaged figure in her community, she has succeeded in transforming a vocation for care into a political mission focused

Montreal – Afro hair is not just a simple aesthetic attribute. It embodies a culture, a history, and a heritage deeply rooted in the identity of people of African descent. During a recent event dedicated to the appreciation of natural hair, a clear message resonated: “Our hair has value, if we accept to give it value.”

Montreal – Becoming a parent is an adventure filled with emotions, but also challenges. Too often, future parents underestimate the importance of preparing for the arrival of a baby. This realization is what led Festibek TV, through its show Le Monde en parle pas, to dedicate an entire episode to this subject.

Montreal – At the studios of Talent and Passion, host Sacha Doama welcomed a guest who is increasingly making waves on the Montreal urban scene. At just 29 years old, James Gray – who signs his name with a V instead of an A as an artistic and marketing choice – embodies a new generation of independent musicians, oscillating between R&B, electro-pop, and poetic introspection.

Québec – “Good morning and good evening. Depending on where you are, this is the show Community in Action,” announced Alexis Manirakisas at the opening of his show, before introducing his special guest, Jénie, whose face radiated a contagious smile.

Longueuil, Quebec – At the head of MP Studios and the brand-new Havre Studio, the couple Camia and Justin Mbaya embody an inspiring model of entrepreneurship where family, creativity, and vision come together every day. A meeting with two builders who are transforming their dreams into innovative spaces for the community.

Montreal, Canada – In a world where dating apps dominate, a young Montreal entrepreneur is offering a more human alternative: recreating the conditions of social bonding through face-to-face events. His name: Fredy Mignon, founder of the concept Brisons la glace (Break the Ice), evenings that combine social debates and speed dating sessions.