Black History Month

Four people to know from Black History in Canada

Four people to know from Black History in Canada

By Notable Life
By Notable LifeView Author|February 28, 2022|PeopleView People
This year, the Canadian Government’s theme for Black History Month is “February and Forever: celebrating Black History today and every day”. Yes. The history of Black people in Canada cannot be segmented and filed away into the month of February...
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Akil McKenzie's poem Historians wins Best Social Justice Film

By Jordana Colomby
By Jordana ColombyView Author|February 17, 2021|LifeView Life
In late 2020, Akil McKenzie released a four-minute video short called Historians with Falling Motion and Hallowed Grounds. What started as a stand-alone poem turned into a passion project where people came together to spread their message about injustices in the Black community through art. The video has since gained thousands of views through YouTube and Instagram and won Best Social Justice Film at the Vancouver Independent Film Festival.
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Madeline Nwokeji on the importance of natural, sustainable skincare

By Notable Life
By Notable LifeView Author|February 15, 2021|BusinessView Business
Madeline Nwokeji founded Lala Skin Essentials to fill the void she was experiencing in the skincare market. She couldn’t find effective natural skincare that worked for her sensitive skin that was also affordable.
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Today's Notable 3some in Toronto: February 4, 2014

By Notable Life
By Notable LifeView Author|February 4, 2014|LifeView Life
Of course, no one would blame you for staying in to continue to discuss Peyton Manning’s legacy. After all, no else is doing it. All day. Every day. And won’t stop. But in case you want to get out, here’s a trio of the hottest things you can do in T.O. today
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