Montreal – The 19th edition of the Montreal International Black Film Festival (MIBFF), created by the Fabienne Colas Foundation, has confirmed its place as a must-attend event on Montreal’s cultural scene. This year again, the festival brought together artists, entrepreneurs, film lovers, and families around screenings, discussions, and initiatives that highlight Afro-descendant talents.

Montreal – Under a radiant sun, the African Centre of Montreal hosted on Saturday the celebration of World Africa Day, a festive and unifying event placed under the theme of cultural diversity and solidarity. Officially commemorated every May 25, this day was extended in the Quebec metropolis to give the African community and Montrealers of all backgrounds the opportunity to meet and share.

Toronto – In a compelling panel discussion hosted by the Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (CBCC)

Toronto – The Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (CBCC) hosted the inaugural Canadian Black Expo 2023, an event that brought together entrepreneurs, professionals, and community leaders to celebrate Black innovation, culture, and economic empowerment.

Toronto – At a recent community gathering, a powerful and impassioned address called on members of the Black community to reflect on their role in shaping the lives of young people and the future of the collective. The message was clear: the next generation must be uplifted, empowered, and reminded of their inherent value.

Red Coalition awarded of fighting against racism and discrimination Black History Month is often framed as a time of commemoration, education, and celebration of cultural contributions. But for the Red Coalition, it is equally a moment to demand justice and accountability in a society where racism remains deeply entrenched.

It was in a vibrant and festive atmosphere that the Afro Museum, in partnership with Microcrédit Montréal, hosted a major celebration of Black History Month. The event, placed under the banner of diversity and community pride, brought together entrepreneurs, artists, artisans, political representatives, and members of the public who came in large numbers to showcase the richness of Afro-descendant talent in Montreal.

The Egyptian community came together for a vibrant cultural event that showcased the richness of Egyptian heritage through food, handmade crafts, and local entrepreneurship. Organized by Service Public d’Intégration Immigration (SPDI), a non-profit dedicated to immigrant integration, the gathering featured between 20 to 25 participants presenting their products and services.

During a recent address, an inspiring speaker delivered a powerful message centered on self-belief, emphasizing its essential role in achieving one’s goals. “Believe in yourself—honestly,” she urged, acknowledging that doubt is natural but shouldn’t become an insurmountable barrier. According to her, the recurring question—“Can I really do this?”—is always answered through courage, especially when fueled by genuine passion.

Pas de mentir stands out as an original and necessary work in the Francophone media landscape. Led by Shelby Jean-Baptiste, actress and creator of the project, alongside Christian Antoine and Urbain Exanthus, the web series adopts the format of a cultural magazine that distinguishes itself through authenticity and relevance.