Tag: black canadian creators
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Detailing Knights Canada is hosting a free 30-minute online info session on May 13 for anyone ready to launch a mobile car cleaning business this summer. Learn what the program covers, what support you get, and how to get started — register now.
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May is about more than just weather—it’s an energy shift. Meet “Sun-Kissed & Serene,” our May 2026 colour palette guide. Get the hex codes, design psychology, and styling tips you need to move from winter moody to spring bloom. Refresh your feed and signal your growth to the community.
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We’re all about growth and global connections, and this upcoming event is a major one for the students, educators, and diaspora in our community. The Canada Africa Youth Education Forum 2026 is […]
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Montreal, get ready. The singular Haitian perspective is coming to the stage on Saturday, May 23rd, as TJ brings his The Alien Everywhere Tour to The Montreal Comedy. Laughter in the Darkest Places Fresh […]
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Hey Family, we’re cutting through the noise. From Beehiiv’s native podcasting to the 46% of creators now earning $10k–$100k, here is the simple breakdown of the news you need to secure the bag and stay protected in 2026.
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Toronto has the culture and the opinion, but our relationship with US content is often one-sided. We sat down with Alex Whitfield of WhitMedia Studios to talk about ‘Mending the Bridge’—why entrepreneurs need to stop the ‘start-stop’ cycle, embrace batching, and claim their space as the city’s new content powerhouses. Plus, a first look at…
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Meta’s cutting checks, LinkedIn’s got a new AI bestie, and the 2026 creator outlook is looking like a $250 billion banquet. Here’s how Canadian content creators can get their slice without the burnout.
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Podcasting can feel like a solo sport, but it doesn’t have to be. Get out of the basement and into the room with Canada’s best creators at Soundwave Summit 2026. We’re talking money, AI, and growth—without the marketing jargon. Use code EARLYBIRD26 to save 15% before April 1st!
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e.l.f. Cosmetics is currently in the hot seat, and the natural hair community isn’t holding back. From marketing exclusion to “complicit virality,” the e.l.f. Grip Gel situation is a masterclass in how the creator economy treats Black trends. We’re breaking down the transcripts from Slim Reshae and Dr. Nicole J, listing the OG products our…
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Spring into a new creative routine with our March 2026 color palette. Inspired by the intersection of urban mobility and placemaking in Toronto, this selection of deep teals and bold chartreuse is designed for the modern Black Canadian creator ready to make a statement.