Mayor Urges Diversity Training for Councillor Sprovieri
On June 26th, a resident sent an email with the subject line "Why are WHITE PEOPLE still planning Brampton's future?" to Brampton politicians, community...
“I hope that the new comers will learn the values of the white people…”
An email exchange between a resident and Brampton Regional Councillor John Sprovieri is making the rounds on social media and is stirring reaction and...
Trans Rights and Visibility for Peel Residents: Celebrating Bill C-16
This month, Brampton and Peel's Trans, non-binary and gender diverse residents were extended human rights protections against transphobic hate speech and hate crimes with...
Michael A. Charbon on Brampton’s Changing Media Landscape
Michael A. Charbon, the face and Gemini Award Winning host of Brampton Focus reflects on the beginnings of Brampton Focus following the Brampton Board...
Eden Robinson’s Son of a Trickster
On the third day of The Festival of Literary Diversity (FOLD) we had a conversation with Eden Robinson about her latest book (Son of a Trickster),...
The Conjoined Author Jen Sookfong Lee
In our continuing coverage of The Festival of Literary Diversity (FOLD), we spoke with 2017 CBC Short Story Prize Juror Jen Sookfong Lee about her book, “The...
City’s Visitor Guide Snubs Local Media
The City of Brampton released their Official 2017 Brampton Visitor Guide. It is a printed publication that is created with the help of Tourism...
Noyz at The Fold
The Festival of Literary Diversity (FOLD) has become one of Brampton’s most important cultural events. We spoke with artist and Brampton-born Noyz about hip-hop, growing up...
Brampton Book Lovers Rejoice for FOLD (Part 2 of 2)
This is Part 2 of a 2 part in-depth interview with Jael Richardson, a Brampton author and the founder of the Festival of Literary...
Black Lives Matter Takes Issue with Schools in Peel
The Peel District School Board is rapidly becoming ground zero for community groups to air their grievances for how students are treated and accommodated...
