Black History Month

• Saskatoon morning news rewind: Friday, March 3

  Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Friday, March 3.

  Blogs

  Mar 3
  
• Black History Month: Representation on Toronto city council growing

  For Black History Month Global News asked recently elected Toronto city councillors Amber Morley, Chris Moise, and Jamaal Myers to reflect on their paths to victory.

  Politics

  Feb 28
  
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• Saskatoon morning news rewind: Monday, Feb. 27

  Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Monday, Feb. 27.

  Blogs

  Feb 27
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• Local Montreal play carries on despite upset over controversial puppet

  A puppet featured in the play, which is a caricature of the artist, has caused a lot of controversy among Black community members.

  Canada

  Feb 26
• West Island association hosts youth trivia event to end Black History Month

  The West Island Black Community Association is finding fun and creative ways to engage the youth to close out Black History Month.

  Education

  Feb 25
• Ontario church Harriet Tubman attended gets upgrades, to soon reopen for tours

  "Black people celebrated here," said Smith, a member of the church and a descendant of the freed slaves who prayed there. "It's a really special feeling."

  Canada

  Feb 24
• Saskatoon morning news rewind: Thursday, Feb. 23

  Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Thursday, Feb. 23.

  Blogs

  Feb 23
• Vocal workshop to introduce Manitoba singers to history of spirituals

  The three-part African-American Spirituals workshop, led by award-winning jazz vocalist Adele M. Wilding, is a look back at the multifaceted oral — and aural — tradition.

  Education

  Feb 21
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• Fugitive Slave Chapel documentary honours history, preservation in London

  A new documentary by Canadian Anthony Sherwood about the historic Fugitive Slave Chapel premiered Saturday at the London Public Library.

  Canada

  Feb 18
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• Controversial children’s play will go on as planned in Pointe-Claire, Que.

  After some debate and consultations, the city of Pointe-Claire has given the green light to a controversial children's play.

  Canada

  Feb 15