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Advertisements Toronto is one of the most popular provinces in Canada. Although there are ten provinces and three territories in Canada, Toronto is the largest city in Canada. The province is known for its many skyscrapers and high-rise buildings, and it also houses the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere known as the CN […]

Advertisements Earning an MBA degree is a huge accomplishment. The degree is what every business student wants and craves. It opens a huge range of opportunities to the student that earns it. MBA stands for Masters of Business Administration and it is a sure guarantee for its holder that they will land a job rapidly […]

Advertisements Why Study In Canada By landmass, Canada happens to be the second-largest country in the world. Furthermore, over 96 standard universities are situated in Canada, which are inviting international students. If you are seeking a European university, where you can have a world-class education, consider no other country but Canada. It will interest you […]

Advertisements There is always a high volume of people checking the internet on how they can apply for a Canadian student visa. Before you can obtain a Canadian student visa, there are a few processes that you need to follow. And these are things that we shall talk about in this article. Nevertheless, if your studies […]

Advertisements Are up seeking information on the American Visa lottery Application process? Then you are in the right place. In this article, we will be talking about the USA VISA Lottery and also share some Quality and Best Guides you have to study, Live or work Abroad. It is also worth noting here that every piece […]

Advertisements A recent survey has suggested that by  2024, the Canadian trucking sector will be short 48,000 long-haul truckers. This is great news for truck drivers as it will create an ideal opportunity for anyone looking to immigrate to Canada for this kind of work. Moreover, the Canadian transportation industry continues to face high demand […]

Advertisements Contrary to the belief of many, that you need to have a job permit before you can be offered any job in Canada, this is quite not true. It will interest you to know that there are some jobs you can do in Canada, whether you have a work permit or not. In this […]

Advertisements One of the countries in the world that consistently creates job opportunities is the US. The US president always must provide job opportunities, and as a virtue of this, Donald Trump, the present former president of the United States, provided more than a million Job Opportunities. Unemployment is greatly declining, and several Job Opportunities […]

Advertisements By virtue of you being on this post, we believe you are looking to work in Canada, especially as an immigrant. Thankfully, this is doable. The Canadian Government supports immigrants working in Canada and as such, has made a policy to provide work for immigrants seeking to migrate and stay in Canada. With over […]

Advertisements Canada is one of the well-known European countries due to the high job availability in the country. Most of the big tech companies and multinational companies that offer high pay are all situated in Canada. It will interest you to know that two languages are spoken in Canada, which are English and French, which […]

Advertisements Canada is a country in North America. It consists of ten provinces and three territories extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific and northward into the Arctic Ocean, covering 9.98 million square kilometers (3.85 million square miles), making it the world’s second-largest country by total area. Its southern and western border with the United States, stretching 8,891 kilometers. Canada is the world’s longest bi-national land […]

Advertisements The University of Pennsylvania is moving forward with the reburial of at least 13 Black Philadelphians’ skulls, whose bones have been housed in an infamous anthropological collection that was used to defend white supremacy in the years leading up to the American Civil War for nearly two centuries. The skulls will be reburied in […]

Advertisements Lupita Nyong’o is opening up about her grief over the loss of the film’s beloved “king” amid the buzz surrounding the release of the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever teaser trailer. The Oscar winner spoke with The Hollywood Reporter at Comic-Con in San Diego on Saturday about the process of filming the sequel following the […]

Advertisements Five former Colorado police officers and paramedics will face charges in the death of a young massage therapist who was stopped by cops on his way home from the store in 2019. Despite an earlier ruling to the contrary, a judge has ruled that there is sufficient evidence on the prosecution’s side to proceed […]

Advertisements According to a surveillance camera video, San Bernardino cops shot a 23-year-old guy seconds after getting out of their unmarked vehicle. According to the man’s parents, the officers were cruel and tracked their son down “like a hound.” On Monday, July 18, the public was shown additional footage of what happened minutes before Robert […]

Advertisements The creator of the Afro pick, a ground-breaking tool for kinky hairstyles, has passed away. Willie Morrow, a barber and hair stylist by trade, was a prominent community stakeholder who held the view that “you should not have to go outside of your own community for the resources and money,” according to his family. […]

Advertisements Investigators in New York City are looking into the tragic incident that took the life of a 3-year-old kid. The toddler fell from an apartment balcony over the long Fourth of July weekend after neighbors reported hearing adult fights inside the house. Residents of the Taino Towers complex in Harlem, which is located on […]

Advertisements Tens of Thousands of Brazilians, including Black people, were abandoned in a mental institution, Colônia de Barbacena many years ago. Barbacena, in the state of Minas Gerais, was being referred to as “the city of madmen.” The bulk of those who were admitted to the institution, however, were not mentally sick. According to a report […]

Advertisements Last week, a U.S. Army veteran who had reportedly been strangled was discovered dead in a suburban Philadelphia Park. The man’s family is now complaining that the coroner has hastily ruled the death a suicide, according to them. Relatives are requesting that the case be treated as a criminal investigation based on their knowledge […]

Advertisements In the wake of the event, a Miami-Dade police officer who was caught on camera warning a Black driver that “this is how you guys get killed” during a traffic check is being investigated. The Black driver, Gerardson Nicolas, was recording their interaction when the police officer said those words, according to NBC 6. […]

Advertisements A white teacher at the Chicago high school where Michelle Obama was a student has been suspended. Because he and an African-American colleague argued over him hanging a black doll from a cord in his classroom, the city’s school administration took action against him. The Chicago Public School district has suspended Carl Pasowicz, a […]

Advertisements The 13 American colonies were ruled by Britain before the Revolutionary War or the War of Independence. This approach worked well at first under the strategy of salutary neglect, until colonists became angered by British control as a result of excessive taxes and other circumstances, and rose up to fight for independence. According to […]

Advertisements A 15-year-old Louisiana girl made $10,000 by selling non-fungible tokens (NFTs) of her digital work. Mya Parker, according to The Advocate, began selling her digital work as NFTs as a means to combine her passions for art and finance. Mya reflected on the day she tore her ACL, saying, “I would never have had […]

Advertisements When compared to women of other racial groupings in the United States Of America, the number of missing and killed Black women and girls is at an all-time high. “Between 64,000 and 75,000 Black women and girls are currently missing,” Minnesota state Rep. Ruth Richardson said during a press conference last week. Lakeisha Lee […]

Advertisements Russell “Maroon” Shoatz, a Black Panther, was released from jail in Pennsylvania last week when a judge granted him compassionate release after nearly 50 years behind bars. Shoatz, 78, was released on October 26 after serving 49 years in jail, including more than 22 years in solitary confinement. Shoatz, a member of the Black […]

Advertisements He claimed to be Europe’s most powerful Black man. Michael de Freitas, often known as Michael X, was the creator of the UK’s Black Power Movement, which fought for Black people’s rights with the help of celebrities such as John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The controversial Black revolutionary figure would take on several guises, […]

Advertisements Former NFL quarterback-turned-civil rights activist Colin Kaepernick is stirring up controversy in his new Netflix coming-of-age series, “Colin in Black & White,” by connecting professional football’s draft process with modern-day slavery. A flurry of football players, played by Black actors, are seen sprinting across a field in front of white coaches in the first […]

Advertisements We as a people have gotten used to quick reactions to our persecution, and then immediately forget them, because the next day and week there is another bad news on social media. This is exactly what has happened to the case of Mikayla Miller, whose lynching has been forgotten, without any conclusion or strong […]

Advertisements Timothy Miller, a Black Louisiana cop, has been charged with aggravated violence and officer malfeasance after reportedly tasing a defendant who called him a racist slur during an arrest in September. Miller was arrested and charged on Friday, Oct. 29, according to legal records obtained by KNOE-TV, “in connection with Miller’s use of a […]

Advertisements On Saturday, Oct. 30, Atlanta legends Andrew Young and Kevin “Coach K” Lee were recognized at the National Black Arts Festival’s ASCEND fundraiser and Horizon awards. The NBAF has a particular place in Coach K’s heart because he and his mother used to go to the yearly awards show while he was in high […]

Advertisements Every day we wake up, we are greeted with one heartbreaking news or the other. In a nation where black people are steady on the receiving end of racist attacks, news such as these have only but one interpretation, but the cops have jumped out first to say that there is no “foul play”. […]

Advertisements Long before photography, silhouette portraits were quite popular in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. They were not only inexpensive to produce, but they were also simple to make. Many homes in Philadelphia during the time had silhouettes. Moses Williams, a former slave who sculpted thousands of silhouettes in the Peale’s Museum, owned by his […]

Advertisements “It was racially motivated,” Tommy Williams, whose home was set on fire, and his patio was spray sprayed with the N-word. Williams, 59, is the lone Black member of the Connersville, Indiana City Council. The city, which is roughly 65 miles east of Indianapolis, has a population of 12,796 people, 94 percent of whom […]

Advertisements Agnes Wanjiru’s body was discovered in a sewage tank at a guesthouse in central Kenya in June 2012, three months after she vanished. Witnesses last saw the 21-year-old single mother coming out of a hotel bar in the garrison town of Nanyuki, Kenya, with two British soldiers on March 31, 2012. Wanjiru had dropped […]

Advertisements On Thursday, a court rejected a bail agreement proposed by New York State trooper Christopher Baldner’s team. The plea agreement stipulated that the defendant pay $100,000 in cash, be placed under house arrest with electronic monitoring, and surrender his passport. Baldner was charged with many counts, including murder after an 11-year-old girl was killed […]

Advertisements Tirunesh Dibaba, an Ethiopian distance runner, made history by being the first woman to win gold in both the 5,000-meter and 10,000-meter races at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. At the 2012 London Olympics, she successfully defended her gold medal in the 10,000 meters, becoming the first woman to win the race in two consecutive […]

Advertisements On Wednesday, jury selection for the trial of Gregory McMichael, Travis McMichael, and William “Roddie” Bryan Jr., the three men accused of assassinating Ahmaud Arbery, came to an end (Nov. 3). The 12-person panel, according to CNN and other sites, consists of one Black individual and 11 white members. Judge Timothy Walmsley admitted on […]

Advertisements After being accused of racist and sexist behavior as well as producing a hostile work environment, an Alabama probate judge was removed from office on Friday. Talladega County Probate Judge Randy Jinks, who had over 100 complaints filed against him, was unanimously removed from office by a state judicial ethics panel. The decision by […]

Advertisements Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s co-CEO, has spoken out once more about the controversy surrounding Dave Chappelle’s new stand-up special “The Closer.” Despite the growing outcry in the wake of Chappelle’s latest special, Sarandos said in an email last Friday, Oct. 8, that it will not be removed from streaming sites. According to Variety, the streaming […]

Advertisements Human rights organizations in Tunisia have shared video of Tunisian officials taking a group of migrants to the Libyan border on September 27 and abandoning them in the desert. The group consisted of roughly a hundred men, women, and children, including at least three pregnant women, who were intercepted while attempting to reach Europe […]

Advertisements The Fontana Police Department has released body camera footage from a February shooting in which an officer fatally shot an unarmed 28-year-old Black man. According to The San Bernardino Sun, the film was released after the city of Fontana, California, agreed to pay $1 million to Daverion Deauntre Kinard’s family. Kinard was seen hiding […]

Advertisements At times like these, when the soul of America is at the edge of a cliff, it takes wisdom and direction to lead, and also pacify the millions of Black people in America, and indeed the world over. The murder of George Floyd by a white police officer, in Minneapolis, on 25 May, has […]