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Commentary
| Heading for the finish line with Barack Obama | | Written by Novel Thomas | | I knew entering this high stakes game that Barack Obama, presidential hopeful, had to grow a very thick skin, in fact a hide as thick as forty-seven dinosaurs’ combined. |
| Majority …and visible minorities | | Written by Novel Thomas | | I met an old timer, an affable West Indian gentleman, a senior citizen in his eighth decade, a while backMajority …and visible minorities
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| A personal take on the riots | | Written by Contact Staff | | Those who do not see their interest in a society will work, consciously or unconsciously, to destroy it.î
-Dr Martin Luther King jr |
| Parents on a mission for justice | | Written by Contact Staff | | In June 2006, eight months after their son Raymond was brutally murdered by a gang of young men at a downtown nightclub, Raphael and Joyce Ellis received news that brought a flicker of light to their darkened world. |
| The Dark Continent? | | Written by Novel Thomas | | And there we have it, why the continent of Africa continues to be in a state of underdevelopment when compared to the rest of the developing world. |
| Politics | | Written by Novel Thomas | | When the gate opened several months ago to begin the process that would eventually result in the selection of the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee, it was crowded. |
| Remnants of Colonialism | | Written by Novel Thomas | | Mea Culpa: Coming to terms with the past in the present
Prime Minister Stephen Harper stood in the House Of Commons a couple weeks ago and proceeded to make an apology to Canada’s native peoples for some of the atrocities perpetrated by the Prime Minister’s forefathers against Canada’s original peoples. |
| I Am Not a Gangster | | Written by Egbert Gaye | | Roy Haines wants it be known that he is not the leader of any street gang, nor is he the financier of street gang activities. |
| Politics | | Written by Novel Thomas | | When the gate opened several months ago to begin the process that would eventually result in the selection of the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee, it was crowded. |
| Living in Quebec | | Written by Novel Thomas | | I never considered myself a visible anything, only because my vision, while not quite 20/20, still allows me to distinguish colours – of animals and things, but especially human. |
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