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New silver coin celebrates Black History Month

The Beat 92.5 New silver coin celebrates Black History Month By Rick Da Conceicao Images via Alex Reeves / Royal Canadian Mint The Royal Canadian Mint revealed their annual Black History Month commemorative silver coin on Monday. This year’s design honours a group of more than 3,000 free or formerly enslaved black people who fought for the British in the American Revolution and settled in Nova Scotia between 1783 and 1785. The announcement was made on Monday during a virtual ceremony which featured video messages from Prime Minster Justin Trudeau, Premier Stephen McNeil, and Minister of African Nova Scotian affairs Tony Ince. “In order to make an inclusive society, we must remember our own country’s history,” said Justin Trudeau. “This is especially important as we celebrate the start of Black history month, because Black history is Canadian history.”

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New $20 Black History Month coin commemorates N S Black Loyalists

HALIFAX A major part of Nova Scotia’s history is being honoured by a new coin commemorating Black History Month. The Royal Canadian Mint revealed their annual Black History Month commemorative silver coin on Monday. This year’s design is dedicated to the Black Loyalists, a group of more than 3,000 free or formerly enslaved Black people who fought for the British in the American Revolution, and settled in Nova Scotia between 1783 and 1785. Monday’s virtual ceremony featured video messages from Prime Minster Justin Trudeau, Premier Stephen McNeil, and Minister of African Nova Scotian affairs Tony Ince. “In order to make an inclusive society, we must remember our own country’s history,” said Justin Trudeau. “This is especially important as we celebrate the start of Black history month, because Black history is Canadian history.”

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After Keystone s cancellation, what we need is a royal commission

iPolitics Royal commissions provide cabinet, as well as Parliament and citizens, with thorough, transparent instruments of strategic direction that reflect relatively un-rushed deliberation. Pipes for Keystone XL (Wikimedia Commons) U.S. President Joe Biden’s cancellation of the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline expansion brings to mind a similar stark choice in the late 1970s, when the Canadian economy had reached its limits, with visible cracks in its seams, following the post-Second World War boom. This time, the fork is between fully committing to the green economy without leaving Western Canada and its economic and social capital behind, or “muddling through,” with industry, regions, citizens, and government officials pulling on different levers to set a course to the future.

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Royal Commission longterm response to Keystone decision

Royal Commission longterm response to Keystone decision
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Petition targets abusive and exploitative birth tourism

Petition targets abusive and exploitative birth tourism
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