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Thank you, Zoe. That's wonderful to hear.
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So glad that you enjoyed it Courtney!
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Thank you for this extremely informative post, Ruby. So much truth to unpack here.
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That's wonderful Lynie! So glad that you are reading a book from the list! I hope that you can attend the session or watch the replay!
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So happy that you liked it! Thank you for sharing!
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Check out today's Google Doodle. Celebrating Steelpan! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-_LHVn6RHE
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After a 2-year hiatus due to the pandemic, North America's largest Caribbean Carnival is back! Formally known as Caribana, the Toronto Caribbean Carnival has many festivities from mid-July culminating in a 4-day of celebration from July 28-31. If you are as much of an enthusiast as I am, you probably... Continue reading
Posted Jul 20, 2022 at Arts & Culture
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Many people may be familiar with or at least have heard of Juneteenth, but how many Canadians know about Emancipation Day in Canada? On March 24, 2021, Canada's House of Commons voted unanimously to officially designate August 1, Emancipation Day, the anniversary of when Britain's Parliament abolished slavery in the... Continue reading
Posted Jul 20, 2022 at Arts & Culture
Hello Rosalind, thank you for your great suggestion!
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April is Genocide Remembrance, Condemnation, and Prevention Month in Canada. It seems like now, more than ever, we need to take the time to recognize the pain and suffering caused by genocide. We must look at the root of such hate and seek to prevent these atrocities from ever happening... Continue reading
Posted Apr 4, 2022 at Arts & Culture
Thank you for such an informative post. I will check some of these out!
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You're welcome Reagan!
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You're welcome and thank you for your comment.
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Juneteenth 2021 is almost here. But what is it, and what does it all mean? Even though it is not a Canadian national holiday, Juneteenth holds great significance for Black people in North America. In 1834, the enslavement of Black people was abolished throughout the British colonies, including the land... Continue reading
Posted Jun 11, 2021 at Arts & Culture
Great post! Thank you for putting all the resources together!
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Every February, Canadians are invited to participate in Black History Month events and celebrate Black culture, heritage and achievement in Canada. The theme this year, "Canadians of African Descent: Going forward, guided by the past," was inspired by the United Nations’ International Decade for People of African Descent (2015-2024). Government... Continue reading
Posted Feb 6, 2020 at New to Canada
Thanks for your comment Muriel. I just placed a hold on Daniel's book. I am really looking forward to reading it!
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Hello Muriel, thanks for your comment. I just placed a hold on Daniel's book. I am really looking forward to reading it!
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In 1965, UNESCO declared September 8 to be International Literacy Day. During this time people and organizations world wide highlight and celebrate the importance of literacy. While literacy rates have been improving, there is still much work to be done globally. Image from Kwame Manu. Used with permission. This year's... Continue reading
Posted Sep 6, 2019 at New to Canada
Hello Diane, thanks for your comment. It is amazing how many lives are being touched!
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Thanks Aly! Yes, it was truly an inspiring event!
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Thanks for your post! I never new that there was a day designated to recognize the importance of Social Justice.
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Thank you Maria!
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Hello Liz, Thank you for your comment! We do hope that you enjoy some of the books from the reading list!
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If you are new to Canada, you may be wondering...what is Black History Month all about? Well, here is some history for you! Black History Month actually began as Black History Week back in 1926 when an American historian, Carter G. Woodson, and the Association for the Study of Negro... Continue reading
Posted Jan 31, 2019 at New to Canada