White where we left off: looking back at the day Instagram turned black and what brands and influencers have — or haven’t — done for Black lives since June.

August 1 marks the abolition of the enslavement in British colonies, including Canada. Here, three Canadians explain what the day means to them.

Because the celebration shouldn’t stop when February ends

Black communities have taken to the streets to protest white supremacy during COVID-19 with the knowledge that we can—and will—keep each other safe

Every year on December 6, government buildings fly their flags half-mast and dozens of memorials are held across the country for the 14 women who were killed in the 1989 mass shooting at Montreal’s École Polytechnique. At each,…

The last memory I have of my homeland is sitting in an airplane, naively excited about the adventure my family was about to have. Five-year-old me looked down at the ocean that encircled my small island and hoped wherever we were going was near the water. But as my mother watched the waves of the ocean, she prayed each tide would close the distance between our family, now split in two.

Canada has played an active role in the destabilization of the Haitian government by repeatedly infringing on its sovereignty.

Black Lives Matters Toronto says the Tulloch review offers many positive and required changes, but in some areas it doesn’t go far enough.

Itwas the third class of my intro to journalism class in my first year. It was one of those classes that relied solely on participation marks and the quizzes taken at the end of the class, so everyone showed up just to sleep in the theatre-style seats.