 © Gallup Spaces By Claudia Cheung As we welcome the much-awaited New Year, get ready to light to lighten your pockets the next time you go grocery shopping as food prices are set to go up by 3-5 per cent in 2021.
 © Pitch Better By Akilah James (@ajxmes) In September 2020, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Canada’s first Black Entrepreneurship Program (BEP) – a nearly $221 million investment to help thousands of Black entrepreneurs across the country. The program is designed not only to help Black businesses recover from the impact of COVID19, but also assist in growing their businesses.
 ©CNN By Janica Maya (@janicamaya) As we wrap up 2020, let us have a quick recap of the year that changed everything.
 © D’Ara Nazaryan / Medium By Claudia Cheung With the ongoing global pandemic and therefore, social distancing, it is harder to celebrate the holidays with your loved ones this year. For many of us staying indoors, it seems normal to feel lonely and isolated during this time.
 © THE CANADIAN PRESS/ Patrick Doyle/ CityNews By Janica Maya Countries the world, especially Canada across, closely watched the race to the White House as the U. S voted for either another four years of Trump or a new person in power with Joe Biden. And finally, on November 3rd, the U. S declared Joe Biden as the next President.
 ©Fernando Morales / The Globe And Mail By Akilah James (@ajxmes) Toronto has been trying to control the growing gun violence problem for years, but unfortunately, it only seems to be getting worse. According to data by the Toronto Police Service, there have been 434 incidents involving shootings or discharge of a firearm in 2020 alone. As a result, 204 people (to date) have been killed or injured.
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