Posted on 03 December 2011. Tags: Black Canadian, Canadian Hero, Herb Carnegie
Toronto native Herb Carnegie celebrated his 92nd birthday November 8th at his Don Mills retirement home. Carnegie was considered a superb all-round athlete in his playing days. Besides his hockey achievements he won 16 golf titles including two that broke color barriers and he is the only Black Canadian to win two national titles (1977, 1978).
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Posted in Canadian News
Posted on 02 August 2010. Tags: Black Canadian, Black Community Bill Good Show, Hate Crimes, multi-cultural, StatCanr, TAN, Vancouve
Make no mistake this is an alarming report and may have drawn attention to something foreboding! Something that perhaps has been quietly simmering below this city’s multi-cultural surface. The study indicates three major areas of concern, hate crimes that are directed at ethnicity, religion and sexual orientation.
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Posted in Opinion/Comment
Posted on 03 June 2010. Tags: Africa, African Canadian, Black Canadian, Black History, Black leaders, Diaspora, Textbook, Toronto
The book has several features including: Description and brief analysis of specific landmark accomplishments in the visual arts, literature, music and architecture, sketches of Black leaders in politics, economics, philosophy, technology, social reform and the arts and a Teacher’s Resource that includes assessment and evaluations tools and strategies.
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Posted in Canadian News
Posted on 01 April 2010. Tags: African descent, AIDS, Black Canadian, Black churches, Black communities, HIV, Immigration, Joy Walcott-Francis
Recent statistics have indicated that HIV is at a crisis level in black communities in Canada.
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Posted in Miscellaneous
Posted on 11 February 2010. Tags: Black Canadian, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, HAART, HIV AIDS, immigrants, Joy Walcott-Francis, The Afro News Canada, Virus, World AIDS Day
Awareness campaigns have led to increased knowledge of the disease, its prevalence and risk populations; in many cases have led to a decrease in stereotypes and discrimination and in general has brought about a greater degree of commitment and show of resources from governments, non-governmental organizations and private personnel alike.
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Posted in Health and Fitness