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In this 1996 interview, the BPP co-founder talks about African Americans' need for economic liberation and higher education.
Students at Joyce Public School in Toronto tell their family's immigration stories through digital comics and graphic novels.
In “Timeless Healing,” cardiologist Dr. Herbert Benson says stress is the root of many illnesses.
Are business and government operations becoming more alike than in the past?
How big a role do friends play in your kids' lives? Is there more influence than you'd like? How can parents balance the pressure exerted by friends?
TVO’s celebration of Black History Month includes documentaries, dramas, current affairs, kids programming and special features.
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Robert Nixon: Fifty Years Later
Posted on January 30 by Steve Paikin
If there's a "first family" in Ontario politics, it has to be the Nixons of Brant County. Harry Nixon was the longest-serving member of the Ontario Legislature ever (42 years), and was premier briefly in 1943. Robert Nixon, his son, was elected 50 years ago this month, winning the Brant constituency after his father died. And Robert's daughter Jane Stewart was the family's third generation in public life, having served as a Liberal MP in the cabinet of Jean Chretien.
Saturday Night at the Movies Blog
Saturday Features: The Best of Norman Jewison
Posted on February 3 by Thom Ernst
Of course by calling this blog 'The Best of Norman Jewison', we're referring to what SNAM thinks of as his best. Your ideas might be different, preferring "Jesus Christ Superstar," "A Soldier's Story," "Fiddler On the Roof" (okay, we might give you that one) or "The Russians are Coming, The Russians are Coming." Point is there's a lot to choose from with Jewision, and the two were showing this weekend - "In the Heat of the Night" & "Moonstruck" - have passed the test of time.
Who Are Your Heroes in the Black Community?
Posted on February 2 by Cheryl Jackson
It's Black History Month and we want to hear your stories. Who is a hero to you? Tell us and you could win a prize.
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