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Next step taken toward renaming Cecil Rhodes School

Winnipeg School Division trustees vote to rename Cecil Rhodes School

Trustees vote to rename Winnipeg s Cecil Rhodes School, drop moniker of white supremacist

Trustees vote to rename Winnipeg s Cecil Rhodes School, drop moniker of white supremacist CBC/Radio-Canada © Jeff Stapleton/CBC Cecil Rhodes school will bear a new name no later than September 2022 after trustees voted Monday night to make the change. Winnipeg School Division trustees have voted overwhelmingly to change the name of a 113-year-old school that has honoured a controversial man connected with apartheid and white supremacy. A petition to change the name of Cecil Rhodes, a nursery to Grade 9 school in the city s Weston area, was launched in 2020 during the global wave of anti-racism rallies and a renewed push to remove colonialist monuments.

Women-led campaign makes vaccine information accessible for Manitoba newcomers

Women-led campaign makes vaccine information accessible for Manitoba newcomers The Vaccine Newcomer Awareness Group is made up of several newcomer and ethnocultural groups and meets over Zoom, makes phone calls and hosts expert talks   sometimes in languages other than English  where people can ask questions. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 19, 2021 8:44 PM CT | Last Updated: April 20 A social media campaign that encourages seniors and healthcare workers to post their vaccine selfie and reason for getting it is promoting vaccine confidence(Submitted by Jennifer Chen) A campaign led by women of colour who work with newcomers in Manitoba is building confidence within those communities about getting vaccinated for COVID-19. 

This couple left white-collar jobs in China and became farmers in Canada

This couple left white-collar jobs in China and became farmers in Canada When Sun Shan and Li Bo became farmers on moving to Canada, they had some explaining to do. Their families in China didn t understand why they would choose such a lowly profession. Now the couple are sharing their knowledge and culture through their Ottawa farm. Social Sharing Jennifer Chen · Posted: Apr 16, 2021 12:36 PM ET | Last Updated: April 19 Sun Shan, centre, Li Bo, right, and their son Jerry Li left digging sunchokes in November 2020, at their farm Chi Garden in Ottawa.(Jennifer Chen/CBC) The Doc Project34:56Chi Garden In China, farming is often seen as lowly work, left to the poor and uneducated. Yet that s exactly what two Chinese-Canadian immigrants with graduate degrees chose to do when they moved to Ontario, eventually making a place for themselves in Ottawa s farming community. 

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