Amid cheers and the sound of bouncing balls, a project full of hope for young people took shape in Longueuil. The Centre de Support Médicale et d’Assistance Sociale SÉSUMAS, in collaboration with the organization NSK, launched an original program promoting academic perseverance through sports, aiming to unite health, education, and solidarity.

Montréal – Le sport comme langage universel, la musique et la danse comme passerelles culturelles. Voilà l’esprit qui animera la première édition de l’événement « Au Café », une initiative imaginée par Jean-Baptiste et soutenue par le directeur général de L’Improvisé, qui voit dans ce projet un outil puissant de rapprochement entre les peuples.

The initiative bringing together Haitian and Rwandan voices around a sports and cultural event is generating growing interest within the community. Among the participants is Aimé, an employee in Quebec and a postgraduate student, who shares his commitment and vision for a project driven by openness and collaboration.

Montreal – On the field, the energy is palpable, smiles shine, and flags wave.

Since 2018, the organization Entreprendre Ici has been supporting entrepreneurs from ethnocultural diversity in Quebec on their path to business success.

Montréal – Dans un secteur aussi traditionnel que la construction, l’innovation et l’inclusion ne sont pas des mots que l’on associe spontanément. Pourtant, Francis Francis, président-fondateur de Batimatech, s’est donné pour mission de transformer cette industrie en la rendant plus agile, plus technologique et surtout plus inclusive.

Montréal — The Palais des congrès de Montréal will host the eighth edition of Bâtimatech, an annual event that has become a must for the construction and real estate ecosystem. Developers, builders, professional associations, and technology solution providers will come together to explore the major issues reshaping the future of the sector.

Sablon – The gray sky did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of the many participants who came out for the very first edition of the community festival organized at the Sablons Beach. Music, dance, and barbecue were on the program for this day dedicated to friendliness, once again demonstrating the community’s ability to come together, create connections, and share simple yet precious moments.

Saint-Léonard — Every Saturday, at Parc Félin in the borough of Saint-Léonard, dozens of young people gather around sports and community activities. The initiative, led by the organization NSK (“Nou fè sa nou kapab,” in Creole, meaning we do what we can), aims to provide young people with a safe space for fun while raising awareness about the dangers of gun violence and negative influences.

A call for unity and resilience emerged as team members reflected on recent performances and outlined their goals for the coming days. With important matches ahead and a tight schedule to navigate, the emphasis turned toward regaining momentum and correcting the issues that have slowed progress.

Toronto, ON — Michael Forest, founder of the Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (CBCC), is leading a national mission to transform economic opportunities for Black entrepreneurs across Canada. Now entering its fifth year, the CBCC has emerged as a vital hub for business development, mentorship, and advocacy within Black communities from coast to coast.

Montreal — The atmosphere was electric, the plates well filled, and the participants ready to face off. This weekend, a culinary contest like no other took place in Montreal: an “eating challenge” competition featuring the famous jerk chicken of Mr. Boom. More than a simple gastronomic challenge, the event managed to combine conviviality, humor, passion, and even a gesture of solidarity.

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 the aftermath of a tough loss, George addressed the media to reflect on what went wrong for his side and how the team can regroup moving forward.

In the bright offices of Start-up, the atmosphere reflects both modernity and human warmth. Behind this project, which is redefining women’s entrepreneurship in Canada, stands Mariam Koulibaly, co-founder and CEO. A visionary woman from Côte d’Ivoire, she embodies a journey marked by boldness, authenticity, and a constant desire to build bridges between cultures.

For nearly 15 years, Nikki Clarke has been giving a voice to stories of resilience, transformation, and triumph through her widely acclaimed program, The Nikki Clarke Show. What began as a quiet whisper during a moment of meditation has evolved into a multimedia platform reaching audiences across Canada, the Caribbean, and beyond.

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.