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A man in northern Alberta is accused of threatening to shoot another man in the face during what RCMP are calling a random meeting.

Jennifer Sunderman wrapped up her first week as Mayerthorpe’s chief administrative officer (CAO) on Friday, describing it as a positive experience, albeit with…

October 30, 2022 - Seven years, two continents, 13 countries, 31,704 kilometres — and two very determined women....

The story of the slave trade has its remnants dotted around Ghana.

I applaud any portrayal of Black female power. But misinformation and the glorification of an unquestionable evil that romanticizes the Agojie as superheroes is unforgivable.

Nikole Hannah-Jones, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who was selected to be the inaugural Knight Chair in Race and Reporting at Howard University, is now in her second semester of teaching with plans to further her brand.  Hannah-Jones accepted her position at Howard last fall after her alma mater, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, […]

A 78-year-old bridge in the hamlet of Smith, Alta., is at risk of collapsing into the Athabasca River, according to the local government, which can't afford to replace it.

Clinton AME Zion Church, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, is being renovated to become a cultural hub on the Upper Housatonic Valley African American Heritage...

Students with the Amos C. Brown Fellowship to Ghana say it was a life-changing cultural encounter.

The infected horse resides in Lesser Slave River No. 124.