The life and legacy of Gloria Baylis Clark remain insufficiently known across Canada, despite their lasting impact on civil rights, healthcare, and Black entrepreneurship. Her story, rooted in resilience and determination, continues to inspire new generations while highlighting the need to more fully document Black history in the country.

Soraya Martinez Ferrada made history by becoming the first immigrant to hold the mayoralty of Montréal. Her election is not just a political shift: it symbolizes a turning point for the metropolis, reflecting its diversity, resilience, and capacity for renewal.

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

It was in an atmosphere filled with emotion, gratitude, and solidarity that a major intercultural gathering recently brought together elected officials, citizens, and members of the Intercultural Council. The event, marked by inspiring speeches and open dialogue, highlighted the importance of living together and respecting cultural diversity within the community.

Longueuil, Québec — In an atmosphere filled with recognition and commitment, the Mayor of Longueuil,

Grégoire Diamant, Director for Africa and the Middle East at Quebec’s Ministry of International Relations and La Francophonie, reaffirmed the government’s ongoing commitment to the African continent on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Vues d’Afrique Festival.

The commemoration of June 30 took on an unprecedented dimension this year, marked by a collective gathering of the main Congolese organizations operating in Canada. For the first time, several community structures joined forces to honor the anniversary of the independence of the Democratic Republic of Congo, sending a strong signal in favor of cohesion and shared development.

In an urgent and heartfelt statement, Joie de Bellefeuille, founder of the Coalition Rouge, issued a solemn call for an independent public inquiry into the recent death of Mr. Nicos André Spring, which occurred approximately two weeks ago at the Bordeaux correctional facility.