It is my hope that we continue to look beyond our own backyard to celebrate the unique qualities and characteristics that have made our Canada a different country than most.
On this Remembrance Day, let us take the time to honour and celebrate those who did not think twice of sacrificing their own lives for the greater good of humanity, for the freedoms we enjoy today and continued our great legacy of strength in the face of insurmountable odds.
If you’re having a tough time convincing your spouse to eat more greens and your kids turn up their nose at your health conscious creations, there is only one thing you need to do: Learn how to let it go.
Research found that visible minorities continue to be underrepresented as political candidates and elected officials at all three levels of government relative to their share of the population.
On the first Sunday of every month established, emerging and new artists get to share their thoughts through various talents in an environment that Zorica ‘Queen’ Alleyne, founder of Love Jones Sundays, ensures is nurturing and supportive.
#ThatsWhatSheSaid: Sway Magazine’s Online Recap of Current Events. This week: Joe Frazier, Heavy D and Andy Rooney pass on, Conrad Murray found guilty and Toronto’s new G98.7 FM announces its line-up
Esi Edugyan, Calgary-born daughter of Ghanaian immigrants, was awarded the $50,000 Giller Prize — Canada’s richest literary award — at a gala ceremony in Toronto Tuesday night for her second novel, Half-Blood Blues.
D’bi.young anitafrika is a mesmerizing performer, a controlled tornado of energy on stage as she fleshes out a dizzying range of roles from naive schoolgirl to strutting revolutionary and sinister cop in word!sound!powah!