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Places of Interest Guide

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Hope Meets Action
We honour and remember
October is Women’s History Month in Canada
Each One Teach One
Places of Interest
The First …
Influencing the Vision of Canada
Emancipation Day in Canada: Past, Present and Future
Why They Came and the Pioneer Committee
Victoria Pioneer Rifle Corps
Eleanor Collins: More than a Century of Black History!
Peter Lester
John Sullivan Deas
Doug Hudlin
Charles & Nancy Alexander
Fielding Spotts
Sydna Edmonia Robella Francis
Sylvia Stark
Emma Stark
The M.R. Smith Bakery
October is Women’s History Month (2020)
John Craven Jones
Mifflin Wistar Gibbs
John Robert Giscome
William Allen Jones
Sir James Douglas
Grafton Tyler Brown: 1st professional Black artist in the Pacific North West
Remembering … Pte. Robert Burt Gilbert
An Event of National Historic Significance
Seraphim Joseph Fortes
Ruby Sneed
Emery Barnes
Barbara Howard
Selwyn Romilly
Harry Jerome
Rosemary Brown
Leon Bibb
George Paris Carter “Colored Pioneer is 70 Years of Age”

Learning Centre

Anti-Racism: Struggle, Strategy, Resilience
Black Pioneers: Stories and Articles
Black Canadians in the 21st Century
Black History Month and other commemorative days
Canadian Black History Resources
Catalogue of Information and Sources
Decade for People of African Descent
Definitions
Digital Museums Canada exhibit
Educator, Parent Resources
“Hope Meets Action” Exhibition
Jones-Cook Memorial Bursary
Places of Interest Guide
Slavery, the Underground Railroad
Test Your Knowledge
Timeline
Videos, Digital Content
Youth Engagement

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