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The British government borrowed £20 million to compensate slaveholders for their loss of property. The money was not paid back until 2015
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In 1983 Mary E. Cornish Memorial School in Lincolnville was the last segregated school in Nova Scotia to close.
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The NSHCC ruled that the HRP Constable Stanford’s treatment of Johnson was “infected by a racial stereotype of black male criminality.”
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Has much changed since 2003?
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Connect with the Black community in your community/region/province to learn more.
These are not "hidden histories" and are there to be investigated.
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albertashistoricplaces.wordpress.com/2015/02/12/afr…
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cbc.ca/news/canada/ed…
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Well-attended Ku Klux Klan convention in Memorial Hall, Edmonton, 1932. (City of Edmonton Archives)
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Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Community Programming for their oral history project that documented stories of African Americans who settled in Alberta from 1905-1912.
canadashistory.ca/awards/governo…
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vimeo.com/257364347
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The "Father of BC" Sir James Douglas was born in British Guiana to a free woman of colour and a Scottish Merchant.
In 1858 Douglas invited approx. 800 African Americans to settle on Vancouver Island and Salt Spring Island.
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