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Canadian political establishment united in smearing Gaza genocide protesters as antisemitic - Vimarsana News

Canadian political establishment united in smearing Gaza genocide protesters as antisemitic

Flagged by a Zionist advocacy group, the image of a person holding the Palestinian flag outside Mount Sinai Hospital sparked an outpouring of exaggerated outrage from politicians on their official Twitter/X accounts.

Source: wsws.org
Supreme Court staff polices Black voices and shows anti-Palestinian bias - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court staff polices Black voices and shows anti-Palestinian bias

Three Black speakers were barred from a meeting with clerks of the Supreme Court of Canada for their social media posts related to Palestine.

Source: rabble.ca
N.S. news: First community session held on Africville Visioning project - Vimarsana News

N.S. news: First community session held on Africville Visioning project

The first of two public engagement sessions on the Africville Visioning project took place on Saturday at the Africville Museum.

Why the province wants the public's help to define 7 types of discrimination - Vimarsana News

Why the province wants the public's help to define 7 types of discrimination

The provincial government wants Nova Scotians to help define seven types of discrimination as it seeks to create a strategy for equity and anti-racism. But some say these terms are already well defined and they're questioning why this is happening now.

Source: cbc.ca
National Black Canadians Summit to focus on experiences of African Nova Scotians - Vimarsana News

National Black Canadians Summit to focus on experiences of African Nova Scotians

After a two-year delay due to COVID-19, over 1,000 people are expected to gather at the Halifax Convention Centre from July 29 -31 to share stories, participate in workshops and celebrate their heritage.

Source: cbc.ca