World Africa Day was celebrated at the African Center with a clear intention to highlight the continent’s cultural richness and foster connections between communities. The initiative, led by the center’s new team, fits into a broader effort to promote interculturality and solidarity.

Montreal – Forty years of commitment, struggle, and solidarity: that is what the community newspaper Le Monde represents today, a pillar of local information born in 1983 in the Saint-Michel neighborhood. On the occasion of its 40th anniversary, the team of the newspaper looked back on its journey marked by financial challenges, tireless volunteer involvement, and a fierce determination to give a voice to those who too often go unheard.

The newspaper Le Monde, a flagship institution of the Saint-Michel neighborhood, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Since its creation in 1983, the newspaper has established itself as an essential source of information for the local community, reflecting the realities and needs of residents while promoting civic engagement.

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.

Montreal – Founded in 2017 in Haiti, Femme V has today established itself as a key organization dedicated to the empowerment, fulfillment, and well-being of women. Its mission: to provide a space where women can connect, share their experiences, and find solutions to the real issues they face.

Montréal – La 37ᵉ édition du Happening 37 s’est conclue par une soirée vibrante, marquée par un gala haut en couleur et une atmosphère de fierté collective. Pendant trois jours, leaders, artistes, entrepreneurs et représentants d’organismes communautaires noirs venus de partout au Canada se sont réunis pour échanger, apprendre et célébrer les réussites de leurs communautés.

The Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (CBCC) made history with the launch of its inaugural Black Expo, a landmark event that brought together entrepreneurs, professionals, and community leaders from across Canada and beyond.

Montreal – The African Center of Montreal vibrated this past weekend during the official launch of the fourth edition of the Festival of Happiness of Montreal, an initiative carried by the organization Montreal Happier. The event, marked by music, dance, and inspiring encounters, brought together people of all ages and origins in a warm and inclusive atmosphere.

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.

Toronto – For journalists on the frontlines, instinct is often the difference between survival and tragedy. In a candid conversation, a veteran reporter reflected on moments when his gut steered him away from danger, the trauma of covering natural disasters, and the importance of empathy in shaping both newsrooms and stories.

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.

TD Bank made its presence felt at the recent Black Business Atlas initiative, highlighting the talents of the Black community and local entrepreneurs. The event brought together artists, entrepreneurs, and community TD Bank made its presence felt at the recent Black Business Atlas initiative, highlighting the talents of the Black community and local entrepreneurs. The event brought together artists, entrepreneurs, and community members on a platform dedicated to promotin

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.