Beloved Black community paper going strong despite founder's death
Nine months after Egbert Gaye's death, the paper he founded and edited for more than 30 years is looking to the future.
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She once lamented the lack of roles for Black actors on Quebec screens. Now she's busier than ever
Actor Veronique Pierre says up until a few years ago, there weren't a lot of roles for Black actors on Quebec screens, but something has changed, and she's busier than she's ever been in her long career.
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'Black Ice' screens in Montreal with closer look at racism in hockey
A documentary called 'Black Ice' is screening at the Bell Centre Tuesday night, taking a look at racism in Canadian hockey as experienced by the athletes themselves.
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Exhibition in Old Montreal museum looks at Black community's work on the railways
An event at the Montreal Museum of Archaeology and History (Pointe-a-Calliere) Museum highlights the role of Black railway porters in a local neighbourhood.
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Quebec campaign shines light on breast cancer disparities for Black women
A new breast cancer awareness campaign is underway in Quebec focusing on how the disease affects Black and racialized women.
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