Culture shock is the understatement of the century. In Toronto, it takes longer to form a community than in Trinidad or the Caribbean. We are such warm, affable people, and not every cultural ...

It's more so: This is our culture, this is our experience, and you can experience it with us.” To balance out the scales to benefit Caribbean people, the Caribbean Green Book has a growing list ...

3. Neglecting the Caribbean Media People of Caribbean heritage identify with and embrace their culture and all those outlets that promote their culture. The local Caribbean media is very important.

The spirit of caring and compassion is thriving in the Caribbean where there is a strong culture of neighbors helping ...

Black Afro-Caribbean people became the majority population for most Caribbean countries Arawak and Taino language and culture was virtually eradicated from the Caribbean. African languages ...

Stay in the capital for the colourful buildings and wooden street stalls selling everything from fruit and pastries to sunglasses and trinkets and soak in the Caribbean culture as you meander ...

It’s known as the Emerald Isle of the Caribbean. Montserrat hosts an annual ... St Patrick’s and Delvins, many people have Irish surnames such as O’Donoghue, Tuitt, Allen, Meade and Sweeney.

The Caribbean Students Association (CSA) at UNC Charlotte is committed to celebrating and sharing the vibrant diversity of ...

All of these cheery things came together under Carmichael’s watchful eye in an effort to share the region with people. And what better place to center Caribbean culture than in a city filled ...

So I think people need to know who that person is ... has been nice because we're kind of bringing back that culture of some ...