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.

Within the vibrant walls of the Afro Musée, a singular tribute was paid to the Colored Women’s Club, an organization founded in 1902 to defend the rights of the wives of railway workers. The event, marked by art and memory, brought together several artists who, each in their own way, revisited this legacy and offered a contemporary reflection on the strength, resilience, and unity of Black women.

The Ghanaian Canadian Association of Ontario (GCAO) has expressed profound grief following the passing of Ghanaian international soccer player Christian Atsu, who tragically lost his life in the devastating earthquake that struck Turkey earlier this year.

The atmosphere at Connecting the City, a singles event held in Montreal, was lively, filled with food, music, and the promise of new connections. Yet amid the laughter and conversations, one recurring theme emerged from participants: the city’s dating scene remains uniquely challenging.

The Ronan Canadian Healing Center marked a significant milestone this week with the official launch of its African Canadian Affordable Housing Project, a bold initiative designed to address one of the community’s most pressing challenges: access to safe and affordable housing.

In an era dominated by dating apps and digital exchanges, one initiative is working to bring human connection back to its roots—face-to-face interactions.

Arriving in Canada on January 20, 2015, in the middle of winter, Franck Kouamé vividly remembers that striking moment when he discovered for the first time a landscape entirely covered in white.