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“Black community honoured at John Holland Awards” – Hamilton – CBC News

Musician Michael St. George, former Hamilton Mayor Bob Morrow, and a host of others were honoured Saturday night at the

In the wake of Black Lives Matter, Dalhousie University’s African-Canadian studies course emerges Source: 400 years of African-Canadian history in

Ever since she was a little girl, Tanya Walker wanted to be a lawyer. The commercial litigator is now set

The police killed another black man on Tuesday. His name was Alton Sterling, and he lived in Baton Rouge, La.

“In 1991, when video was released of Rodney King being beaten by Los Angeles police officers, Alton Sterling of Louisiana

Source: Haitian Canadians in Quebec: A Rich Political History

America’s top road-builder is trying to force a reckoning over the misuse of infrastructure dollars to displace and dismantle poor-but-cohesive

May 9, 2016 BornBlack Team 1 Comment

By: Rachel Jones I’ve definitely been away from the US too long, because as I follow the reaction to Beyonce’s

Somalia’s government said on Monday about 200 or more Somalis may have drowned in the Mediterranean Sea while trying to

By Sony Poulose (Guest Contributor) Canada is one of the most “ethno-culturally” diverse countries in the world. According 2011 census