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- Written by: AfroToronto Team
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This comprehensive foodie guide will help you discover the vibrant flavours of African cuisine in Toronto. From Ethiopian injera to Nigerian jollof rice, explore the diverse culinary offerings across the city.
Whether you crave West African suya or East African samosas, Toronto's dining scene has something for every palate. Embark on a gastronomic journey filled with bold spices, hearty stews, and exotic ingredients that will tantalize your taste buds. Join us as we navigate the bustling streets of Toronto to uncover hidden gems and popular eateries serving up authentic African dishes.
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To lose belly fat, focus on a balanced diet and regular exercise. Incorporate strength training and cardio into your routine.
Losing belly fat improves overall health and boosts confidence. A balanced diet rich in whole foods, lean proteins, and vegetables can help reduce belly fat. Regular exercise, including both cardio and strength training, enhances metabolism and burns calories. Staying hydrated and getting adequate sleep also play crucial roles.
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Rocheny Alexandre is passionate about social work and mental health advocacy. In this interview, he shares his remarkable journey and his impactful work in Toronto's racialized communities.
Rocheny, born and raised in Haiti, brings with him a rich cultural heritage and a profound understanding of adapting to new environments. He joined us in Canada as a young teenager, facing the arduous task of integrating into the Canadian fabric while carving a path for his future. This transformative period laid the groundwork for his vocation in social work and counselling, leading him to pursue advanced degrees at the University of Ottawa and, ultimately, a career focused on mental health.
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It can happen anywhere.
In the slums, ghettos, gated communities, schools and even churches. The abusing of children.
It’s the dirty little secret many want to go away, but it never quite does. As long as the sexual rights for the safety of children are brushed under a rug, and perpetrators are given slaps on the wrists, it will not go away.
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- Written by: Meres J. Weche
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An interview with the Honourable Ahmed Hussen, Canada's Housing Minister and also the Minister of Diversity and Inclusion. Hussen previously served as the federal immigration minister. In this conversation, Hussen addresses our questions on the growing housing affordability crisis in Canada.
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(NC) Last year, about 100 Canadians a day were victims of a scam! Many of these scams imitate the CRA’s programs and services to gain access to your personal and financial information. So, how can you avoid getting tricked?
Here are three tips to avoid being scammed by someone pretending to be from the agency:
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Black creators have played an important role in shaping the culture on YouTube. From fashion and comedy to politics, learning and wellness, Black creators have propelled the platform forward.
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(NC) This year’s home must-have is an office space that offers flexibility to go seamlessly from video calls to virtual classroom to everything in between. To help you create a workspace that works for you, Sharon Grech, Benjamin Moore colour and design expert, shares three affordable tips to create a stylish office no matter your style or budget.
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(NC) There’s no doubt that the pandemic has caused stress and anxiety for many people across Canada and around the world. Even if you know you’re not the only one feeling sad or lonely, this realization may not be enough to help you cope — especially if you’re dealing with a major life stressor, like a layoff or loss of a loved one.
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An interview with Toronto-based award-winning Jamaican Chef Noel Cunningham and Trinidadian-Canadian Chef Kareema Beckles ahead of the milestone 20th virtual edition of the International Jerk Food and Music Festival (JerkFest). They will be taking part in live food demonstrations as part of the festival.
Chef Kareema Beckles and Chef Noel Cunningham are two of the Toronto Caribbean community's most beloved chefs. The Caribbean Fusion cuisine chefs will join forces to hold live food demonstrations as part of the virtual 20th edition of The International Jerk Food and Music Festival (aka JerkFest), running from August 6th to 8th, 2021. JerkFest's headliners will feature Jamaican reggae legends Tarrus Riley and saxophonist Dean Fraser, 'The Empress of Reggae Music' Marica Griffiths and dancehall singer Lukie D.
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