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The Government of Canada’s annual Black History Month campaign, since 1996, encourages all Canadians to learn more about Black history in Canada. This month provides an opportunity to reflect on significant events that have shaped Black communities in Canada, events that predate the very name “Canada.” 1600s The first person of African heritage known to […]
A U.S. Supreme Court decision limiting the president’s authority to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act is not expected to significantly alleviate trade pressures for Canadian workers, according to Unifor. The court’s ruling challenges the legality of tariffs previously enacted, but broader trade disputes between Canada and the United States persist. Impact […]
The declaration of human rights encompasses 30 articles addressing a broad spectrum of fundamental rights. These include the right to form and join trade unions, freedom from discrimination based on factors like sex and race, and the rights to health, education, and equality. These rights are considered essential for fostering unity among workers and the […]
The federal government is extending its efforts to promote equality and empower Black Canadians until 2028. This extension builds upon the United Nations (UN) International Decade for People of African Descent, initially endorsed by Canada in 2018 and running from 2015 to 2024. The government aims to strengthen Black leadership in business, social justice, and […]
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