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.

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.

The 40th anniversary of the community newspaper Le Monde brought together several committed figures, including Member of the National Assembly Madwa-Nika Cadet, invited as the special guest to highlight the importance of this local institution. The event, broadcast live from 37-37 Crémazie, showcased the essential role this media outlet plays in civic life.

Montreal – During an emotional performance, the mother of Régina Casimir delivered a moving testimony that left a mark on the audience. Attending her son’s show for the second time, she shared her immense pride, admiration, and unconditional support.

Montréal – The atmosphere was charged with excitement as a national gala brought together organizations from across Canada in a rare display of unity between English and French-speaking communities.

The interview conducted at the end of the match highlights the enthusiasm of a spectator who came to experience for the first time a sporting event of this scale. Asked about how he felt, Walid spontaneously shares a very positive impression, revealing an experience marked both by the quality of the game and the energy of the players on the field.

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.

Montreal – In a charged atmosphere at Stade Saputo, CF Montréal convincingly defeated their eternal rival, Toronto FC, securing a valuable 2-0 victory. The stands, filled with passionate supporters, vibrated throughout the match, despite temperatures that quickly cooled as the evening went on.

The post-game discussions reflected a mixture of satisfaction, resilience, and competitive spirit as players and coaching staff broke down the performance that secured a crucial win. Several key figures offered insight into individual roles, tactical adjustments, and the emotional edge that shaped the match’s defining moments.

Montreal – Questions surrounding the future of Carifiesta, the city’s longstanding Caribbean carnival, have resurfaced after the festival’s organizing body, the Caribbean Cultural Festivities Association (CCFA), revealed it was not approved for municipal funding this year.

A new sensory experience comes to life at the Palais des Congrès thanks to the collaboration between Stimulation Déjà Vu and MC Lab, offering visitors an unprecedented immersion into the sounds, colors, and textures of the city. This initiative presents a journey where all five senses are engaged to discover the metropolis from innovative and poetic perspectives.