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No sanction relief for Russia despite Trump pledge amid hope for Black Sea ceasefire

European leaders have made it clear that they will not support President Donald Trump’s plans to help Russia re-enter the…

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World

Russia, Ukraine agree to Black Sea ceasefire

Delegations from Russia and Ukraine have reached a historic agreement to implement a ceasefire in the Black Sea, following successful…

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Nova Scotia

Historic Black community in N.S. plans restoration of cemetery

Residents of the historic African Nova Scotian community of Beechville are embarking on a project to revitalize the local cemetery…

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US Election 2024

Kansas lawmakers try to halt satanic ‘black mass’ demonstration at State Capitol

A group of self-described Satanists is planning to stage a “black mass” inside the Kansas State Capitol, despite efforts by…

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Nova Scotia

Black on the Ballot: Most Black Canadians taking part in politics face discrimination, study says

A recent study conducted by Erin Tolley, a Canada Research Chair in Gender, Race, and Inclusive Politics and associate professor…

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Nova Scotia

End of an era: Board that classified films in the Maritimes fades to black

The recent shutdown of the Maritime Film Classification Board, the government agency that determined the age appropriateness of films in…

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Nova Scotia

Black RCMP officer says he was removed from position after raising concerns over training course

Craig Smith, a respected African Nova Scotian RCMP sergeant with nearly three decades of service, found himself at the center…

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World

DC’s Black Lives Matter Plaza will be redesigned as part of new mural project

The current look of the Black Lives Matter Plaza near the White House is set to undergo changes, causing some…

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World

Federal school DEI guidelines clarified to say Black History Month doesn’t violate order

The Department of Education recently clarified that observances such as Black History Month are not in violation of an order…

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Health

Breast cancer is more likely to kill young Black women. A Sask. researcher wants to see that change

Kwaku Ayisi, a researcher at the University of Regina, was deeply impacted when he lost a friend to breast cancer…

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