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NUPGE celebrates the contributions of Black Canadians to the labour movement - Vimarsana News

NUPGE celebrates the contributions of Black Canadians to the labour movement

“The National Union of Public and General Employees (NUPGE) celebrates the contributions of Black Canadians in all facets of Canadian society, today and in the past, including to the union movement in our country."

Source: nupge.ca
5 ways to celebrate Black History Month in Brampton - Vimarsana News

5 ways to celebrate Black History Month in Brampton

Signature event honours 100 Black Community Builders and Champions.

Ten community leaders received MLK awards - The Caribbean Camera - Vimarsana News

Ten community leaders received MLK awards - The Caribbean Camera

"Discover the inspiring ceremony where ten exceptional community leaders from the Caribbean were honored with MLK awards at the Canadian Christian College in Whiby. Explore their commitment to breaking barriers and continuing the journey for equality and justice, while reflecting on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s enduring legacy. Learn about their remarkable contributions to society and the indomitable spirit of progress."

Grenada Association hosts grand toy giveaway - The Caribbean Camera - Vimarsana News

Grenada Association hosts grand toy giveaway - The Caribbean Camera

"Join Grenada Association as they spread holiday cheer with a grand toy giveaway during their Christmas Bazaar. Discover the tradition of giving, community spirit, and future celebrations in this heartwarming article."

Beyond an emergency - Vimarsana News

Beyond an emergency

In one of the wealthiest countries in the world, we are relying upon ill-prepared faith and community organizations, staffed by volunteers, to do what the state should be doing—to welcome and to accommodate vulnerable, displaced people who have arrived here, often by a perilous journey, to seek a safe haven and to start a new life.