Montreal – On the occasion of an event organized by Mariam Coulibaly, co-founder and director of the Start-Up incubator, several voices of women’s entrepreneurship and diversity came together around a central theme: the impact of the social economy on businesses and communities

Montreal – In the competitive world of cosmetics, a Montreal entrepreneur has chosen to carve her own path, combining authenticity, innovation, and social commitment. Sofia Hassani, founder of Les soins de Ménéa, has turned her personal story into a true mission: offering natural products, respectful of both health and the environment, designed for sensitive skin across the entire family.

Montreal – In a room filled with the energy of exchange, several participants from diverse backgrounds gathered to discuss the essential role of non-profit organizations (OBNL) created by and for Quebec’s Black communities.

Montreal – The community center 37 37 recently hosted a pop-up of entrepreneurs from Montreal’s diversity, a vibrant showcase where creators, merchants, and organizations came together to share their projects, talents, and messages of hope.

Montreal – It was in a vibrant and pride-filled atmosphere that the very first Gala of the Afro-Entrepreneur Fund was held, a major event that highlighted the successes and growing impact of entrepreneurs from Quebec’s Black communities.

Montreal – Having a passion and the desire to become an entrepreneur in Quebec now finds a powerful ally: the Réseau d’Intervention en Développement Économique (RIDE). This innovative program is aimed primarily at young entrepreneurs from the Black community, offering them support, guidance, and resources to bring their projects to life.

Montreal – At Stade Saputo, CF Montréal delivered an intense but insufficient performance against D.C. United, falling 1–0 in a tight match marked by a lack of offensive efficiency.

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.

In a raw and energetic performance, emerging music duo KJ and DC, who perform under the name “GGS No More,” brought the crowd to its feet with a spirited tribute to Black History Month. Blending rap, spoken word, and freestyle expression, the two young performers delivered a set that was as much a cultural statement as it was a musical showcase.

In a match filled with tension, controversy, and determination, Victor reflected on what he described as a “much-needed victory” for his side. Coming off a tough game against Philadelphia, the midfielder acknowledged both the physical battle on the pitch and the mental edge required to grind out three crucial points.

In one of the most dramatic finishes of the season so far, CF Montréal secured a vital victory over the Philadelphia Union after a chaotic closing stretch dominated by VAR decisions, late goals, and relentless determination.

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.

At the dawn of the 2023 season, the enthusiasm and expectations surrounding CF Montréal continue to grow. Longtime supporters, artists, and simple football enthusiasts have expressed their hopes, concerns, and unwavering love for the club.

In the heart of Toronto’s bustling downtown core, just steps away from Richmond and Peter Street, a unique hub is redefining the way entrepreneurs work, collaborate, and grow. Entrepreneurs Point, a Black-led and Black-run initiative, is more than just a co-working space—it’s a thriving ecosystem designed to nurture innovation, partnerships, and community growth.

The Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (CBCC) is redefining the landscape of entrepreneurship in Canada. Founded from a vision in 2013 to unify the Black community across the country, the organization is today a powerful platform driving growth, innovation, and global connections for Black-owned businesses.

In the heart of the Saint-Michel neighborhood, a space once marked by hardship has today become a hub of innovation and economic dynamism. At the head of this unique entrepreneurial ecosystem, Louis Edgar Jean-François, President and CEO of Groupe 3737, embodies a vision where entrepreneurship serves as both an economic and social lever.

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.