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Being Black in Canada
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Investigation partly corroborates former diplomat’s discrimination complaint
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Program bringing free sports to areas of public housing in Halifax aiming to expand
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Edmonton group hosts Black youth job fair amid high youth unemployment rates
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How you can save money for your child's education
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Why drawing caricatures teaches this artist to be in the moment
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Africa Fashion exhibition celebrates agency and diversity across 54 countries
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Dear Lip Gloss: A teen's love letter to her favourite makeup product
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Regina family of 9 sleeping at Toronto Pearson airport, flight delays continue
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Vancouver food vendors try to recoup losses from cancelled African Descent Festival
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Emancipation Day honoured in Preston Township
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Hydroponic farm project launching at Africville look-off
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Black golfers gather in Truro for 51st annual tournament
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John Freeman Walls came to Canada to find freedom. More than 170 years later, his descendants are keeping the story alive
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RCMP confuse drunk-driving suspect for homicide victim
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Black author from Saskatoon finds his book on list of titles banned from U.S. military-run schools
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Being Black in Canada
Studying wildfire impacts in two historic African Nova Scotian communities
Two Nova Scotia Health researchers are looking at the aftermath of the 2023 wildfires. They want to know how African Nova Scotians in Upper Hammonds Plains and Lucasville were affected. They're seeing some inequities in how evacuations were handled.
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One year later, no charges laid after Ku Klux Klan costumes worn to Halloween party
Erin Pottie
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Want to support relief efforts for Jamaica? Here's what Londoners are doing to help
Jack Sutton
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Canada's Kharun swims to gold, Liendo takes bronze in 50m butterfly at World Cup finale in Toronto
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Canadians Liendo, Kharun capture gold medals at swimming World Cup in Toronto
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Only 15% of women reported getting screened for breast cancer in Canada in past year: study
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Canadian swimmer Josh Liendo sets short course world record in 100m butterfly
Doug Harrison
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Former diplomat speaks out after Federal Court intervenes in discrimination complaint
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Africville Genealogy Society board dismissed in vote, former residents say
Gareth Hampshire
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Former Canada Reads contender Kudakwashe Rutendo signs book deal
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Truro police officer off the job more than a year after banana peel incident
Luke Ettinger
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Woman killed in crash at bus stop came to Regina from Nigeria with dreams of becoming a surgeon
Katie Swyers
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Kitchener, Ont., man may face serious prison time in Ethiopia for having Amazon walkie-talkies
Cameron Mahler
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From shepherd to popular Quebec radio host: Philippe Fehmiu reflects on his long career
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A message from CBC's Executive Vice-President English Services on the Being Black in Canada project
CBC's executive vice-president of English services Barbara Williams says, "This is a time of reckoning. A time, I believe, that is long overdue. And it carries with it both enormous opportunity and responsibility, to listen, do the work, and make it right."
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August 31, 2020
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