Building a stronger Canada through innovative leadership by Canadians of Guyanese heritage.
Originally Posted: April 22, 2022 By: Andrew Haynes Guyana is featured in the cover story of the April edition of the National Geographic magazine. The feature, âUp the Mountain, to a World Apart,â is 36 pages inclusive of pull-outs and
Originally Posted: December 23, 2021 By: Chris Arsenault Many investors, including a little-known Canadian company, see huge profit potential in Guyanaâs offshore oil deposits. But many critics say this poor South American country is selling out its natural bounty and
Consider rumâin particular, age-statement, small-batch, ultra-sippable rumâfor the discerning drinkers on your list Gifting for a spirits connoisseur this holiday season? You know, the one who owns a serious selection of snifters and single malts? Shopping for the spirits enthusiast
Originally Posted: November 8, 2021 By: James White Venom and Jumanji: The Next Level co-writer Scott Rosenberg cranked out the script for this one, which will follow Jones’ ill-fated time as a cult leader. He founded the Peoples Temple in Indianapolis in 1955, and hailed
Orginally Posted: May 26, 2017 By: Asaf Shimoni FEW PEOPLE KNOW THAT PORTUGUESE JEWS HELPED SHAPE LANGUAGES IN THE SOUTHEASTERN CARIBBEAN, THAT THE ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN OF SURINAMESE JEWISH PLANTATION OWNERS HELPED SEIZE CONTROL OF 80 PERCENT OF THE DUTCH COLONY
Originally Posted: August 16, 2021 Source: Guyana SPEAKS: Reflecting on the Portuguese in Guyana at 3pm BST on Sun, 15 August, 2021. – YouTube Salvador de Caires was born and raised in Guyana and is often referred to as the
Orginally Published on July 2, 2021 By: Hester Lacey Q&A with the artist on his mentor Clement Greenberg, what keeps him painting and a missing diptych from 1963 Frank Bowling, 87, is one of Britainâs greatest living abstract painters. He was made
Originally published March 22, 2020 BY SIMONE J. SMITH âMy dad was an officer in Guyana, but he passed away when I was 6. I may not have had the influence, but somehow it was in my blood.â In March
Price tag for the British Guiana 1856 One-Cent Magenta is more than a third of Stanley Gibbons market capitalisation The worldâs most valuable stamp has been bought for $8.3m by Stanley Gibbons, which plans to offer investors a chance to
