Various workshops, ranging from financial education, mental health and wellness to preventing community violence, were available for the youth to attend. Continue reading →

The mechanic filed the complaint with the rights commission over 12 years ago, in July 2006, saying the worker suffered from trauma due to the hostile workplace. Continue reading →

Both the Halifax Regional Police and the RCMP confirmed in writing they won’t be apologizing for the policy of street checks “at this time.” Continue reading →

Charnell Brooks will take on the new role with the organization, which looks to promote the services NSLA can provide for people within the African Nova Scotian community. Continue reading →

The $15 million put towards inclusive education this year includes over $3 million for training and development. Continue reading →

Many concerns were raised by residents who felt like their voices weren’t part of the consultation process. Continue reading →

The event, held to mark the International Day to Eliminate Racial Discrimination, was held with the knowledge that a report on street checks is due later this month Continue reading →

The funding will assist a project that provides 1,200 Grade 9 students in Nova Scotia with the tools that “help them build and maintain healthy relationships.” Continue reading →

The speakers were prominent members of the African Nova Scotian and Indigenous communities around Halifax Continue reading →

There will be events across the province to celebrate African Heritage Month, from Cape Breton to Digby. Continue reading →