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February
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Join us for a free virtual presentation featuring Rob Green, an accomplished educator, artist, and sixth‑generation descendant of Underground Railroad survivors. Through personal stories, history, and reflection, he offers a
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Join us for a free virtual presentation featuring Rob Green, an accomplished educator, artist, and sixth‑generation descendant of Underground Railroad survivors. Through personal stories, history, and reflection, he offers a powerful exploration of his family’s journey in From Slavery to Freedom – 6 Generations.
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Join us for a free virtual presentation with Dr. Ruth Murambadoro, a leading scholar of Black feminisms whose work examines power, justice, and the lived experiences of African women. Offering
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Join us for a free virtual presentation with Dr. Ruth Murambadoro, a leading scholar of Black feminisms whose work examines power, justice, and the lived experiences of African women. Offering a compelling exploration of identity, belonging, and resilience in Between Home and Away: African Diaspora Women’s Entangled Lives of Displacement, Resettlement and Resilience.
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Join us on Monday, February 16, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for a full day of winter fun for all ages! Explore our beautiful, forested grounds on a
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Join us on Monday, February 16, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for a full day of winter fun for all ages! Explore our beautiful, forested grounds on a 1 km skating trail, race down the toboggan hill, or try snowshoeing for an unforgettable outdoor adventure.
Early risers, we have something special for you this year, too! Sign up to arrive at 8 a.m. for a peaceful sunrise skate on our scenic trail, followed by a delicious pancake breakfast topped with fresh local maple syrup. Spaces are limited for this exclusive experience, so register early to secure your spot!
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Join us for a free virtual presentation with Channon Oyeniran, a passionate historian and advocate for Black Canadian heritage. This lecture offers an insightful overview of early Black settlements, the
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Join us for a free virtual presentation with Channon Oyeniran, a passionate historian and advocate for Black Canadian heritage. This lecture offers an insightful overview of early Black settlements, the individuals who built them, and the communities that flourished across Canada.
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Join us for a free virtual presentation with Natasha Henry-Dixon and learn about George Martin. One of the few Black people enslaved in Upper Canada as a child, who gained
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Join us for a free virtual presentation with Natasha Henry-Dixon and learn about George Martin. One of the few Black people enslaved in Upper Canada as a child, who gained their freedom. This talk traces his story and highlights the process of piecing together archival fragments to genealogically reconstruct his narrative.