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St. Brian Clothiers is a fine mens wear clothing resource that offers free suits 365 days a year to men in need.

A workshop was held at the Frank Merriweather Library, where people could write letters to the ten people killed two years ago in the Tops mass shooting

"Commemorating the 70th anniversary of the historic 1954 Ottawa delegation led by Donald Willard Moore, this article explores the pivotal moment when 35 Black leaders challenged Canada's discriminatory immigration policies. Discover the legacy of their advocacy and ongoing celebrations, including events by the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and the launch of the Wildseed Centre's Liberation Library. Honor the contributions of community stalwarts like Bromley Armstrong, Harry ...

TORONTO: Seventy years ago, a 35-member delegation, led by community icon, Barbados-born Donald Willard Moore, which included Jamaican leaders Bromley Armstrong, Harry Gairey Sr, and Stanley Grizzle, who was of Jamaican heritage, travelled to...

Plenty of suits, dress shirts, and shoes found a new home with first responders and veterans in need for free, thanks to the generosity of St. Brian Clothiers.

"Discover the vibrancy and richness of Black culture through Toronto's Black film festivals. Celebrate icons like Pam Grier and emerging talents at events showcasing over 80 films from 20 countries. Experience the impact of cinema on Black history and representation."

"Discover the heartwarming story of 'Kente Claus' teaming up with Tim Hortons to spread Christmas joy. Meet DeWitt Lee, the beloved Black Santa, and learn about his unique approach to bringing holiday cheer. Follow his appearances at events like the Santa Claus Parade and Holiday Pop-up Market. Watch the heartwarming Tim Hortons commercial that's capturing hearts across Canada. Join us in celebrating the magic of kindness and the spirit of giving this holiday season."

African-American slaves were offered a chance to fight for the British on November 7 during the Revolutionary War.

Saint Brians Clothiers is taking its free suit giveaways to the road as part of its "Buffalove Tour."

St. Brian Clothiers hosted its first annual "Back To School, Dress the Teachers" campaign — giving suits and other business clothes to local teachers and school administrators