It's Our Time
Honouring the African Nova Scotian Communities of East Preston, North Preston, Lake Loon/Cherry Brook
In 2026, the African Heritage Month theme is “Strength in Unity: Moving Forward with Purpose, Prosperity, Power, and Progress.” The theme speaks to the power that comes when African Nova Scotians and people of African descent stand together with a shared sense of direction. African Heritage Month provides an opportunity for all Nova Scotians to learn, reflect, and celebrate the history, culture, achievements and contributions of people of African descent past and present.


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Honouring the African Nova Scotian Communities of East Preston, North Preston, Lake Loon/Cherry Brook
Structural Racism and Generational Poverty : Growing Up Black in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
Her Life and Times
a Portrait in Words
Canada's Black Crusader for Civil Rights
a Black Woman's Life in Nova Scotia
1916-1920 : Canada's Best Kept Military Secret
An Honourable Life
the Life and Legacy of Calvin W. Ruck
Revolutionary : An Autobiography
the Life's Work of Senator Don Oliver
Black Women Making a Difference in Canadian Law Enforcement
From the Heart of Black Nova Scotia
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