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Building a More Inclusive Canada: The Government of Canada Announces Funding for Anti-Racism Projects Across the Country

Title: Lift Every Voice Description: The project aims to conduct a research study to qualify the lived experiences of Black Nova Scotian musicians as it relates to accessing employment and opportunities to participate within the music industry. Funding Amount: $89,600 Organization: Izaak Walton Killam Health Centre Title: Driving Diversity in our Health Workforce for Indigenous peoples and Africa Nova Scotian Communities: Operationalizing Action on Systemic Barriers Description: The project aims to analyze gaps in the IWK s workforce to promote strategic recruitment and to represent the patients, families, and regions served by the IWK. Funding Amount: $146,700 Title: Nova Scotia Anti-Racism and Discrimination Charter in Recreation

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Tk emlups has counsellors, food, lodging for wildfire evacuees | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source

Tk emlups has counsellors, food, lodging for wildfire evacuees | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source
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Sk elep school students supply locally grown food for evacuees in Kamloops | iNFOnews

Image Credit: SUBMITTED/Tk emlups te Secwepemc July 06, 2021 - 6:00 PM Students at the Sk elep School in Tk emlups te Secwepemc are using their locally grown food to feed forest fire evacuees. The Sk elep School of Excellence and Q wemtsin Health Society have worked in partnership on a food sovereignty program and are now using their gardens to help as wildfires have displaced local residents and forced them to the Kamloops area. Sk elep students have really enjoyed the experience of planting and tending and harvesting the crops, principal Cheryl Sebastian said in a news release from the Band office. Sebastian along with lead teacher Arlene Dixon have been teaching students about locally grown food and its importance to the community since the program began last spring.

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