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Pakistan Skittled for 92 as West Indies Wins Third and Final ODI by 202 Runs to Clinch Series 2-1

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Shai Hope hit 120 not out before pacer Jayden Seales destroyed Pakistan’s chase with six wickets as West Indies won the third and final ODI by the huge margin of 202 runs to clinch the series 2-1. Pakistan was dismissed…See the Story

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Caribbean Culture Front and Centre in Toronto’s Carnival Grand Parade

Coverage: 7 sources

The sounds of steelpan, soca, calypso and dancehall echoed throughout the streets of Toronto’s waterfront on Saturday as revellers took part in the annual Caribbean Carnival Grand Parade.See the Story

Cricket · Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

PM chides Friday over Citizenship Bill for Windies Cricket legends - Searchlight

PRIME MINISTER, Dr Ralph Gonsalves says he knows how to play the opposition New Democratic Party. “Anytime I want, I could play the opposition like a violin, cause as soon as I throw something, I throw a little sprat, and I catch whale.” The prime minister made the comments while speaking on NBC radio on Wednes- day, August 6, 2025. He was also very critical of the NDP’s leader, Dr...See the Story

Nigerian-Canadian Artist Tours Silent Narrative Across Canada - The Caribbean Camera

By Neil Armstrong For the past eighteen months, Jola “Macanjy” Adeniji, 29, a full time, mid-career professional multidisciplinary artist, has been working on his collection, Silent Narrative, and since June started touring it. Jola “Macanjy” Adeniji pic from Instagram Based in Calgary, Alberta, the Nigerian-Canadian drove for eight days pulling a U-Haul cargo trailer of over 50 massive canvasses and stopped in …Neil Armstrong · Calgary Read Article

Emancipation Day and Slavery’s Ongoing Legacy in Canada - The Caribbean Camera

Emancipation Day: Reflecting on slavery’s long shadow in Canada Editorial On August 1st, Canada observes Emancipation Day, a date marking the 1834 enactment of the Slavery Abolition Act across the British Empire. While this moment formally ended slavery in Canada, its meaning cannot be confined to a historic milestone. Emancipation Day must be understood not only as a commemoration of freedom but also as a challenge to confront how the legacies …Canada · Canada Read Article

Blackhurst Centre Unveils Great Day Photo Tribute - The Caribbean Camera

Blackhurst unveils powerful photographic tribute to patrons By Lincoln DePradine They came for the tribute Many people have contributed their time, money, labour and ideas to the Blackhurst Cultural Centre (BCC) project, which is under construction on Bloor Street. A photo of some of the contributors, 130 of them, now hangs on the building’s façade. The photo’s unveiling was dubbed, “The Great Day on Bathurst’’. The unveiling coincided with the …Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

FMC mismanagement threatens festival’s future - The Caribbean Camera

Time for a change https://thecaribbeancamera.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Douglas-8311396.mp3 By Anthony Joseph Anthony Joseph The 2025 Toronto Caribbean Carnival, still fondly known to many as Caribana, is now in the books. Another year of feathers, music, celebration, and culture. And while we find pride in the ways our community continues to show up and shine, we must also confront the harsh truth: the Festival Management Committee (FMC) i…Books · Toronto Read Article

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