As we celebrate Black History Month 2025, we honor the triumphs and struggles that have shaped our communities. While we reflect on the legacies of Black historical figures, we must also address the challenges that persist—especially those affecting our Black children and youth.
A Legacy of Leadership, Education, and Community Service
We celebrate the remarkable life and enduring legacy of Rosalind Smith a trailblazing educator, leader, and community advocate whose influence reached far beyond the classroom.
Raised…
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Jeanne Lehman: Championing Community and Honored with the Order of Canada
In December 2024, Jeanne Lehman made history as the first Afro-francophone recipient of the prestigious Order of Canada in Alberta. This recognition celebrates…
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How to Donate to Hurricane Melissa Relief and Receive Your Tax Receipt
In the wake of Hurricane Melissa’s devastating impact on Jamaica, communities are coming together to help families rebuild their homes, livelihoods, and hope. Through…