Caribbean Camera News Today

"Dr. Akwatu Khenti remembers his father, Philip Alleyne, a dedicated Pan-Africanist and advocate of Black consciousness, self-reliance, and unity. Discover Alleyne's inspiring journey from Trinidad to Canada and his lasting impact on his family and community."

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"Join the Costume Creators Mas Band for their 2024 'A New Hope' band launch on May 5th at Mystic Resto & Lounge in Brampton, from 6 PM to midnight. Witness stunning carnival costumes and enjoy live streaming by Anthony Berot on Nexus of Culture. Tickets available for $15 at Kennedy Road."

"Join Fantazia Carnival Mas Band's 15th anniversary celebration with 'Uncut Gemz'—a dazzling array of carnival costumes by designer Will Morton, showcased at the Toronto Caribbean Carnival. Discover the vibrant culture and artistry on August 3 in Scarborough!"

"Explore the unique fusion of Caribbean culture and Arctic life as Thea Jackson brings mas costume making to Iqaluit, Nunavut. Discover the vibrant Nunavut Carnival Launch Party and the community's enthusiastic embrace of this colorful tradition."

"Reflecting on the legacy of Roy McMurtry, a Progressive Conservative who championed social justice, children's rights, and diversity in Ontario's judiciary, and co-authored 'The Roots of Youth Violence' report."

"Explore the potential changes to Toronto's Caribbean Carnival, including the possible move of the King & Queen and Pan Alive shows from Lamport Stadium to Exhibition Place, and the implications for this iconic cultural event."

"Celebrate excellence at the 3rd Annual Caribbean/Black Impact Awards! Join us on October 13, 2024, at the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto to honor outstanding achievements in arts, education, health, sports, and more. Nominate deserving individuals and organizations by July 30, 2024, at www.impactawards.net/nominations. Don't miss this inspiring event recognizing the contributions of Caribbean and Black communities in Canada."

"The Caribbean Camera expresses surprise and disappointment over the Liberal Party's omission of their 'Black History Month' message in the newspaper, questioning whether it was an oversight or a deliberate snub. The paper defends its reputation against accusations of antisemitism and discrimination, emphasizing its commitment to reporting on Black history and events. Despite challenges, they thank MPs from various parties for their continued support."

"Join the vibrant finale of Mississauga's Black History Month with the Freedom Mas Band's Carnival costume launch, featuring music, activities, and special guests!"