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Trudeau encourages reconciliation efforts but says decision on Orange Shirt Day holiday up to provinces

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is encouraging provinces and territories to step up reconciliation efforts with Indigenous Peoples but stopped short of saying they should make the National Day for Truth…

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A historic Alberta cemetery is being reclaimed to honour the Black pioneers who are buried there

Decades after a historic Alberta cemetery was reclaimed from the forest, a group of volunteers is preserving both the graves and the…

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Canadian trailblazers Sarah Nurse, Saroya Tinker reflect on experiences of being Black women in hockey

Sarah Nurse and Saroya Tinker know what it's like to feel different, like an outsider.The Canadian hockey trailblazers recently sat down…

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Why kids say it's important to look forward during Black History Month

Watch our video about the term Black futures, which was originally published on Feb. 13, 2023, above. (Graphic design by…

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Kamloops, B.C., to highlight diverse stories with inaugural Black Film Festival

Kamloops is getting its own Black Film Festival.The Kamloops Black Film Festival will feature six well-known films, including Cool Runnings, Sarafina! and…

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Building Quebec's rap scene is one thing. Taking it to the next level is another

If rappers’ relationships with local podcasters are strong, the same can’t be said when it comes to the Quebec government’s…

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How early Black settlers found freedom, and new challenges, in B.C.

In a Salt Spring Island library hangs a large painting of a father and daughter dressed in 19th-century clothing — a glimpse of…

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Documentary shines light on Vancouver's once-vibrant Black neighbourhood and efforts to revive Hogan's Alley

A local filmmaker's documentary chronicles the decline of a once thriving Black neighbourhood in Vancouver and the ongoing efforts to…

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A dress's journey sheds light on the history of slavery in Canada

If your family was ever one of the few to own a century-old ball gown, chances are Cynthia Cooper knows…

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