The first may not always be the last As Canada celebrates Black History Month, it’s important to ask who was the first black person in Canada, a country that has now emerged as the world’s immigration capital. The first Black person thought to have set foot on Canadian soil was Mathieu Da Costa, a free man...
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Nigeria’s Adebola Aderibigbe becomes first African and youngest recipient of Martin Luther King Jr. Dream Award
Dream it. Then make it happen Nigeria’s Adebola Aderibigbe, 20, has emerged the first African and the youngest ever to receive the prestigious Martin Luther King Jr. Realizing The Dream Award She won the Horizon Award at the 15th Realizing the Dream Legacy Awards Banquet. alongside former Birmingham Mayor Richard Arrington, Jr. and former U.S....
Dance2Fit with Ore: Where Passion for Dance Meets Dedication to Fitness
In the heart of Moncton, New Brunswick, where the Petitcodiac River weaves through a city adorned with the charm of bilingualism and the warmth of a tight-knit community, there exists a dance haven unlike any other. This is the story of Dance2fit With Ore, a rhythmic celebration of Afrobeats and other genres of music that...
Canada increases proof of funds by 100% for international students visa applications
The Canadian government has just doubled the amount of money international students need to prove they have in order to get a study permit or immigration visa to Canada. Currently, an applicant to Canada needs to show at least $10,000 in their bank account to prove that they can keep up with the cost of...
The Major Difference between Homeowner Insurance& Mortgage Protection Assurance
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Behind the beat: Exploring the Genius of Music and Video Producer Michael Messiah Earl
Can you share a bit about your background and what inspired you to become a music and video producer? Being a New York City native and coming from the birthplace of Hip-Hop is an inspiration itself. Being inspired by artists that made it big time in the industry has helped me to create and grow...
CLINTON HILLARY- A Symphony of Colors and Notes: Unveiling the Creative Tapestry
Once upon a time in Atlantic Canada, two passionate individuals, Clinton and Hillary, embarked on a journey to redefine the narrative surrounding Black lives in the region. Their story unfolded through the creation of BlackLantic, a revolutionary media channel dedicated to uplifting the East. Can you tell us about your journey as a Black content...
GROUP 3737- A Pillar of Support for Ethnocultural Entrepreneurs in Canada
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CLIFF TSHIBUNGU – Nurturing Resilient Communities Through Empowerment at the Black Men’s Dinner:
Meet Cliff Tshibungu, a resilient individual with a background that fuels his commitment to community empowerment. Originally from Kinshasa, Congo, his journey has led to remarkable achievements. He holds numerous academic accomplishments and a passion for community upliftment shines through his role as a Diversity and Inclusion advocate, and his commitment to empowering marginalized groups,...
THE MAGIC MAKERS: K&K EVENTS AND CREATIVES STUNS WITH UNFORGETTABLE EVENTS
K&K Events and Creatives, owned by the Nigerian-Canadian based couple of the Omijeh Family, is a renowned event planning and management company offering comprehensive services to individuals, corporations, non-governmental organizations, and diverse community groups. Established in 2010 by the industrious duo, Mr. Akomen and Mrs. Kikelomo Omijeh, the company’s passion for event planning blossomed during...










