Trade Mission to Canada – Join the Virtual Information Session

Interested in the GRIT 2026 Trade Mission to Canada? Join our upcoming Virtual Information Session to learn more about this exciting opportunity for eligible women-led businesses seeking to explore the Canadian market. During the session, prospective applicants will receive important information on: ✅ The purpose and activities of the trade mission✅ Eligibility criteria and the … Continue reading Trade Mission to Canada – Join the Virtual Information Session

Prime Minister Carney meets with Prime Minister of Grenada Dickon Mitchell

June 4, 2026 Toronto, Ontario Today, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, met with the Prime Minister of Grenada, Dickon Mitchell. The leaders recognised the rich cultural ties and shared values between Canada and Grenada, reinforced by the strong Grenadian diaspora across Canada. As Canada and Grenada diversify their trade relationships, the leaders emphasised the significant opportunities … Continue reading Prime Minister Carney meets with Prime Minister of Grenada Dickon Mitchell

SickKids CEO Honoured with U of T Degree

Trinidad-born Leader Receives U of T Honour By Neil Armstrong Jennifer Bernard, the president and CEO of the SickKids Foundation, is grateful to be among nine individuals who will receive honorary doctorates from her alma mater, University of Toronto. “The fact that my mother is alive to see this day means everything. My parents left … Continue reading SickKids CEO Honoured with U of T Degree

Grenada must reapply fiscal discipline by 2027, IMF says after hurricane relief

Grenada must return to its key fiscal rule by 2027 to safeguard debt sustainability, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Wednesday, after the country temporarily suspended the measure in 2024 to fund recovery from Hurricane Beryl. The IMF, concluding its annual Article IV economic assessment, said the temporary suspension of the primary balance rule … Continue reading Grenada must reapply fiscal discipline by 2027, IMF says after hurricane relief

CARICOM leaders meet to discuss US request to Grenada

October 17, 2025 Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders met on Wednesday and Thursday this week, including a caucus on the United States request to Grenada to allow Washington to install radar equipment and associate technical personnel at the Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA), well placed sources told the Caribbean Media Corporation (CMC). According to the sources, … Continue reading CARICOM leaders meet to discuss US request to Grenada

Reports…U.S. to Ask Grenada for Permission to Deploy “Military Assets” — Diplomatic Sources Reveal Strategic Manoeuvre Just 100 Miles from Venezuela

Times Caribbean Online has released a story that suggests that the U.S. is seeking negotiations with Grenada to deploy military assets related to U.S. action against Venezuela. There has been no confirmation of this from Grenada or the U.S. at this point. If it is indeed the case, such a move will have significant impacts … Continue reading Reports…U.S. to Ask Grenada for Permission to Deploy “Military Assets” — Diplomatic Sources Reveal Strategic Manoeuvre Just 100 Miles from Venezuela

Nicholas Brathwaite announced as McMaster’s next chancellor

October 8, 2025 Brathwaite, a dedicated alumnus, visionary technologist and investor, entrepreneur and philanthropist, is known for his innovation, global leadership and deep commitment to education and equity. Nicholas Brathwaite, a visionary technologist and investor, seasoned entrepreneur, inspired philanthropist and dedicated alumnus, will serve as McMaster’s next chancellor. Brathwaite brings a legacy of innovation, global … Continue reading Nicholas Brathwaite announced as McMaster’s next chancellor

‘If our culture survives, then so do we’: The Caribbean island defying the existential threat of hurricanes

Teddy D Frederick Production/Grenada Film Company Runako Celina A year after record-breaking Hurricane Beryl, the Caribbean is still reeling – but on one island, defiant traditions are fuelling its climate resilience. In the predawn darkness, the streets are still damp from the night before as thousands gather, ready to parade through St George's, the capital … Continue reading ‘If our culture survives, then so do we’: The Caribbean island defying the existential threat of hurricanes