Murray Sinclair was a powerful leader and advocate, a respected judge, Senator and chair of Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission. His passing on November 4 at the age of 73 is deeply saddening.
Nova Scotians choosing to participate in Halloween festivities are asked to avoid cultural appropriation or discrimination when selecting their costumes. Awareness and empathy are key to making respectful decisions.
The Human Rights Commission is asking all Nova Scotians to consider their privilege and the impacts of their actions after several high-profile instances of anti-Black racism.
An independent human rights board of inquiry in the matter of Carlene MacDonald vs. Province of Nova Scotia (Department of Health and Wellness) will begin Monday, November 4, in Truro.
An independent human rights board of inquiry in the matter of Dwayne Emmerson vs. the Province of Nova Scotia will begin Tuesday, October 15, in Halifax.
Throughout October Nova Scotians have a special opportunity to honor the rich heritage, culture, and contributions of Mi’kmaq people, as well as reflect on our shared history and the importance of upholding the treaties that underpin our relationships.
