Bill M-36 is unanimously passed in the House of Commons to officially recognize August 1 as Emancipation Day across Canada

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June 11 is Doug Hudlin Day in Victoria

Doug Hudlin worked for the City of Victoria, but his love was being on the field as an umpire. He umpired generations […]

Park setting with concrete waterway running the length of the park, paved walkway, seating, greenspace on either side

Emery Barnes Park opens at 1100 Seymour Street, Vancouver

Emery Barnes served on the BC provincial legislature for many years and was the first speaker in BC to be elected by […]

Speaker Beth Cruise Climate Change, Racism and the UN Conference in Paris

UN Climate Change Conference, Racism. What’s the Connection?

With slides and conversation, Beth Cruise, MA University of Alberta, Founder and Executive Director of the Canadian Earth Institute, a certified teacher […]

The arrival of Black settlers in 1858 is designated an “Event of National Historic Significance” by the Government of Canada

The Historic Sites and Monuments Board plaque is located at the Central Saanich United Church formerly The Shady Creek Church. The plaque, […]