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In Canada, arts and culture have long depended on more than just public funding — businesses play a vital role too. To recognize this, Business / Arts presents the Corporate Champion of the Arts
Toronto has developed a strong international reputation for tattoo artistry. Across the city, established studios and independent artists offer distinctive approaches to illustration, custom tattooing, letterin
6-weeks of African Dance Classes provided at no cost to Black Families with children (age 6-11) living in Durham Region Starting January 17 2019 to February 21 2019
In the heart of Southern California, the 11-acre property features 215 guest rooms, suites & villas, affiliation with Hilton’s Curio Collection, award-winning Well Spa, world-class golf and tennis, fitness prog
Located in Yachats on the central coast, The Overleaf Lodge & Spa hosts complimentary wine tastings from partner wineries in the Prairie Mountain region.
We all want smooth clear and youthful skin! But at what cost? Do we really know what we are putting on our skins. Our skin is our largest organ and we tend to neglect to take care of it properly.
If you are a pastor, Christian counselor, chaplain, or a student training to become a minister, this book is for you.
Harriet Tubman Institute and Black Canadian Studies Certificate are hosting a Book Fair and Art Exhibit at York University, Founder's College is accepting applications from authors and visual artists that have
2019 Harriet Tubman Institute and York University Black History Month Event Schedule.
The Nathaniel Dett Chorale 20th Anniversary Gala Concert “Voices of the Diaspora: Hosea.” is a Gala concert featuring the World Premiere of ‘Hosea’ – a fusion of gospel, jazz and classical music by Dr. Stephen
he Glendon Black Students Alliance will screen the independent film "The Butler", Tuesday, February 12, 6:30pm – 8:30pm at Glendon Campus, York Hall, Room A 301. Upon completion of the film, stick around for ne
This book is concerned with the internal diversity and complexity of the Roman Catholic Church. It aims at exploring, unpacking, and explaining how the Roman Catholic institution works, how its politics are mad
Planning a successful event requires more than choosing a venue, confirming speakers, and setting a date. Event organizers must also attract attention, reach the right audience, generate registrations, and enco
Caribbean Food is delicious. So delicious that it is hard to pick a single dish never mind imagine the different recipe possibilities.
Are you hungry? What are you making for dinner? What about a tasty dish by Devon Eats that includes Curry Chicken or
On February 13, 2019, at 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm in the Senate Chamber, Room N940, North Ross, Dr. Sylvia Bawa, Afua Anku and Dr. Funke Aladejebi in conjunction with the Business and Society Student Association play
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Uncle Buzz 'Bar Fight' is the first offering from Night School: Class Is In Session
Black History Month, the subject of great debate. Some think it unfair to devote an entire month to a single demographic. Others sugge
MANGO has set itself the target that 50% of the cotton it sources will be of sustainable origin by 2022 The third MANGO Committed collection is launched as part of the Take Action programme, which aims to incre