Linda Ejiofor and Ibrahim Suleiman bring Due Parenting Podcast to Calgary on October 17, exploring parenting, family life and cultural identity.
Afro Diaspora Pulse releases its October 2026 edition featuring Juliet Ibrahim, exploring her evolution, creative ownership and Pan-African influence.
Nigeria marks its 66th Independence Day on October 1, 2026, reflecting on the country’s journey since 1960 and the history, culture and people connecting Nigerians at home and across the diaspora.
Captain Ruth Adeola Adebanwo flies Ibom Air’s new Airbus A220-300 from Canada to Nigeria, marking a milestone in her aviation career.
Engineer, entrepreneur and educator Titilayo Adeh turns everyday frustrations into practical solutions. From the AquaLock Bonnet and BAJNaturals to hair education and free wellness programs in Brantford, her work connects technology, beauty, cultural knowledge and community care.
Discover the absolute best Black-owned events, cultural festivals, and business conferences coming to Toronto in August 2026. From massive outdoor music festivals at Sankofa Square to upscale boat cruises and community heritage celebrations, here is your ultimate guide to experiencing the city’s rich Afro-diasporic culture this summer!
African Pavilion 2026 returns to Brampton from July 10–12, bringing together African communities, businesses, artists, cultural groups, and institutions for three days of heritage, commerce, networking, and celebration at one of Canada’s longest-running African cultural showcases.
Queen Amina’s journey from Nigeria to Canada reflects a life devoted to community leadership, cultural preservation, family, and compassionate service. Discover how her legacy continues to unite communities and inspire generations across the African diaspora.
From the International Day of the African Child and World Refugee Day to Caribbean-American Heritage Month and national commemorations across Africa and the Caribbean, June 2026 brings together key observances celebrating resilience, identity, culture, and community.
The 3rd SLYC Fundraiser in Mississauga highlighted the growing influence of African and Caribbean diaspora leadership in Canada. More than a gala, the event showcased grassroots collaboration, youth empowerment, and sustainable community-building initiatives shaping the future of civic engagement.
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