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'I would be happy if I retired now': Swimmer Maggie Mac Neil enjoying ride before her last Olympics

Canadian swimmer Maggie Mac Neil has been training hard early this year, focused on what the reigning Olympic 100-metre butterfly champion says will be her final Games this summer in…

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Documentary shines light on Vancouver's once-vibrant Black neighbourhood and efforts to revive Hogan's Alley

A local filmmaker's documentary chronicles the decline of a once thriving Black neighbourhood in Vancouver and the ongoing efforts to…

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A dress's journey sheds light on the history of slavery in Canada

If your family was ever one of the few to own a century-old ball gown, chances are Cynthia Cooper knows…

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Singing Black gospel music teaches these students about faith, hope and history

Ideas53:59A Life-giving Chord: The power of gospel musicA century after the founding of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Music,…

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Inside the unique Africentric school that celebrates Black history all year

It’s the only school of its kind in Canada ⭐️HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW⭐️ The Africentric Alternative School opened…

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This long-running festival is celebrating Black History Month — and Black futures too

One of Canada's longest-running Black History Month celebration is back for the entire month of February.The 29th KUUMBA festival kicked…

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The late Canadian Black activist and politician Howard McCurdy in his own words

"Wow, he packed a lot into those 85 years."George Elliott Clarke worked for Howard McCurdy during his time as an MP…

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Remembering John Baker, believed to be among the last people in Canada born into slavery

The story of Ontario, previously called Upper Canada, is one you might be familiar with.It often describes how European settlers, made…

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How a Black pioneer helped the boom of northern B.C.'s gold rush

John Robert Giscome left his mark on British Columbia.A trail and small community north of Prince George, B.C., are named in his honour. But…

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