This year’s theme, “Speak It. Live It. Do It.” challenges us to speak truthfully, live purposefully, and act with intention in building and shaping the future for stronger Black communities. It calls on us to embrace the full power of our voices, our values, and our actions.
By: Akunna Izugbokwe
A Lifetime of Sacrifice and Success: The Father of Cancer‑related Health Technology Assessment in Canada, Dr. Anthony Fields
In a healthcare system that has historically overlooked the needs of Black populations,…
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In the 2026 Black History Month Magazine issue, we published an article titled "Timothy Noel – Soul for the Stollery" under the byline of Derodene "Dee" Paul. It has since come to our attention that the article as published did not accurately…
https://nbccedmonton.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Tim.jpg10801080Greg Davishttps://nbccedmonton.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/logo.pngGreg Davis2026-04-15 17:31:152026-04-15 17:31:51Timothy Noel – Feature Story Correction
Shirley Romany: A Pioneer of Edmonton’s Haircare Industry and Community Builder
When Shirley Romany arrived in Edmonton from Trinidad and Tobago in 1963, she brought with her not just the skills of a trained hairstylist but also the determination…