The great-grandson of Nelson Mandela is taking a tour New Brunswick and Ontario to promote cultural inclusion in political affairs worldwide. Continue reading →

Happy International Women’s Day! As I look around at those in my circle, in my personal life and my work life, I am surrounded by incredible, smart, empowered women. This is an exciting period in history – a time when women are truly encouraged to stand up and be heard. I think about the women… Continue reading →

More than 30 children worked on the story during a Book-in-a-Day event held in Halifax in February last year, and the finished product made its debut on Saturday. Continue reading →

The word follows “toxic,” picked by Oxford Dictionaries, and “misinformation,” plucked by Dictonary.com. Continue reading →

Jagmeet Singh says he’s witnessed the devastation of British Columbia’s opioid overdose epidemic and it breaks his heart. Continue reading →

After meeting behind closed doors for hours, the NFL and NFL Players Association say they had a “productive meeting focused on how we can work together to promote positive social change and address inequalities in our community.” Continue reading →

About a dozen people took to the podium at the annual Hate to Hope diversity walk and rally in Edmonton on Saturday night, as they work to end hatred by celebrating diversity, social justice and inclusivity. Continue reading →