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Antigua-born Jurist is first Caribbean-American Federal Judge

Friday, May 11th was an historic day for the American Judicial system and the Caribbean as distinguished attorney Margo K. Brodie

US Census Bureau says Caribbean, foreign-born households larger than Americans

The United States Census Bureau says foreign-born households, including Caribbean Americans, are, on average, larger than native households, have more children under age 18, and are more likely to be

Dr. Vidhya Gyan Tota-Maharaj is right at home in bustling multi-cultural Canada, this as she is herself a product of diversity.

Evening with Malcolm Gladwell sold out

Within eight hours of the Toronto Public Library putting up tickets for the May 28 evening with celebrated New York Times

Awards presented for diversity and leadership

Five individuals were recently presented with awards at the Innoversity Creative Summit 2012 in Toronto

Trinidad paying for J�cans flying on fuel subsidy

Transport Minister Devant Maharaj says Trinidad & Tobago taxpayers �have been paying for the luxury of Jamaicans flying at a fuel subsidy�

Workers criticise pay cut for foreign migrants

There has been widespread criticism of Stephen Harper government�s proposed policy to cut 15 per cent wage from foreign migrant workers.

PM Ingraham concedes defeat as opposition heads for landslide victory

NASSAU, Bahamas, CMC:

Finance Minister dismisses motion of no confidence in government

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados:

Unions seek end to �wage slavery�

ST JOHN�S, Antigua, CMC:

Caribbean bishops critical of amnesty

GEORGETOWN, Guyana:

US Coast Guard tackling �rising threat� of drug smugglers in Caribbean Sea

MIAMI, CMC: