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Rainbows to deck Toronto streets for Pride parade amid fears for 2026 cash crunch
LGBTQ+ · Toronto

Rainbows to deck Toronto streets for Pride parade amid fears for 2026 cash crunch

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The streets of Toronto will be filled with rainbows as the annual Pride parade winds through the city, but there’s a cloud hanging over future festivities. Today’s event will see more than 25,000 marchers from some 250 groups make their way from the Rosedale neighbourhood through the downtown core to Nathan Phillips Square. The parade will serve as Canada’s biggest show of solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community this year. It’s been an annual, summer fixture in Toronto since 1981, when the first Pride parade was born out of protests linked to the city’s bathhouse raids.See the Story
Black Canadians have highest avoidable hospitalization rates: StatCan data
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Black Canadians have highest avoidable hospitalization rates: StatCan data

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New data from Statistics Canada shows Black Canadians have had the highest rates of avoidable hospitalizations in the country — something experts say underscores the need for more equitable health services for the Black community.See the Story
Canada's Victoria Mboko Stuns at Wimbledon Debut - The Caribbean Camera
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Canada's Victoria Mboko Stuns at Wimbledon Debut - The Caribbean Camera

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Canada’s Victoria Mboko shines at Wimbledon Victoria Mboko On Canada Day, 18-year-old Victoria Mboko made a dazzling debut on one of tennis’s biggest stages, scoring the biggest win of her young career with a dominant straight-sets victory over world No. 29 Magdalena Frech in the Wimbledon main draw. Mboko, who entered the tournament as a “lucky loser” after falling in the final round of qualifying, seized her second chance with confidence and c…See the Story

Four Years Ago, Dennis Schroder Turned Down An $84 Million Contract. He Just Signed For Much Less Than That.

NBA free agency is in full swing, and we’ve already seen several big deals handed out. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the reigning league MVP, is staying in Oklahoma City after agreeing to a massive $285 million contract extension. James Harden opted out of his contract with the Los Angeles Clippers and re-signed with the team for over $40 million per year. Dennis Schroder also signed a new deal, joining the Sacramento Kings on a three-year, $45 milli…NBASee the Story

Christopher Pinheiro: Carnival’s Cultural Visionary dies at 73 - The Caribbean Camera

Remembering Christopher Pinheiro, carnivalist cultural visionary Christopher Pinheiro The Caribbean and Canadian arts communities are mourning the loss of Christopher Pinheiro, a Trinidad-born artist whose colourful legacy spanned continents and disciplines. Pinheiro was recently found dead in his Toronto apartment. His passing marks the end of a remarkable life dedicated to theatre, Carnival, textile arts, and cultural storytelling. Pinheiro wo…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

Patricia DeGuire and Aston Hall Honoured for Leadership - The Caribbean Camera

By Neil Armstrong Patricia DeGuire Patricia DeGuire, Chief Commissioner of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, and Aston Hall, Associate Chief Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice, are among six distinguished individuals honoured with a degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa (LLD) at the Call to the Bar ceremonies of the Law Society of Ontario held on June 26 and 27 in Toronto. An LLD is awarded in recognition of outstanding achievements in…Neil Armstrong · TorontoRead Article

Pride 2025 Parade Unites Toronto in Celebration - The Caribbean Camera

Pride 2025 Parade brings unity and visibility to Toronto By Twylan Best Kojo at Pride 2025 The 2025 Pride Parade lived up to its theme of “All In”, as thousands filled the streets of downtown Toronto last Sunday in a vibrant celebration of inclusion, identity, and progress. From floats sponsored by the City of Toronto, Shoppers Drug Mart, Metrolinx, Trojan, and the Toronto District School Board, to a dynamic showing by Carpenters Union Local 27,…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

City Festival Funding Raises Taxpayer Concerns - The Caribbean Camera

Letter to the editor Mayor Olivia Chow Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow made headlines this week by announcing a 26 per cent increase in funding for Pride Toronto after the festival lost $300,000 in corporate sponsorships, an act linked to U.S. backlash against diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. On its surface, the city’s response seems noble. But beneath the optics of inclusion and cultural celebration, a deeper concern looms: who’s go…Olivia Chow · TorontoRead Article

Black Health Entrepreneur Expands Across Ontario - The Caribbean Camera

By Neil Armstrong A Black-owned health services company in Toronto is increasing its footprint in Ontario by opening locations in other cities such as Brampton and Pickering. From left – Cheryl Kerr, Younna Bailey-Magalhães, Consulate General of Jamaica, Charmaine Williams, MPP Brampton Centre, and Abigail Hamilton of the ResQ Youth International Cheryl Kerr, the president and managing partner of MedEx Health Services officially opened the locat…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

Carol Picart Opens Shelter for Abused Women in Jamaica - The Caribbean Camera

By Kojo Carol Picart Carol Picart’s personal mantra, “Give a Little. Change a Lot,” is once again bearing fruit, this time in Jamaica. Through her latest initiative, “New Home for Woman Inc.”, Picart has transformed a once-empty property into a refuge of hope and healing for women and children fleeing violence and abuse. At the opening of the shelter, Picart shared her motivation: “Jamaica is an amazing country that I love dearly, but unfortunat…Jamaica · JamaicaRead Article

Toronto Carnival! It’s time to deliver - The Caribbean Camera Toronto Caribbean Carnival receives $4.65M in funding. Will the FMC deliver a transformative, community-driven cultural celebration in 2025 and beyond?

https://thecaribbeancamera.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Douglas-7946324.mp3 By Anthony Joseph Anthony Joseph After years of underfunding, the federal and provincial governments have finally stepped up. In response to a powerful advocacy campaign led by the Festival Management Committee (FMC), over $4.65 million in funding has now been committed to the Toronto Caribbean Carnival over the next two years, with $3.15 million coming directly from t…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

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