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Prime Minister Carney honored Black History Month’s 30th anniversary, acknowledging ongoing systemic inequities and reaffirming government support for Black Canadians.
Prime Minister Mark Carney marked the 30th anniversary of Black History Month in Canada with a speech at the Canadian Museum of History, acknowledging the nation’s history of slavery and segregation and stating that systemic inequalities persist, particularly in Black representation among entrepreneurs and high rates of food insecurity.
He highlighted the resilience and contributions of Black Canadians, citing figures like Kay Livingstone and Carrie Best, and reaffirmed the federal government’s commitment to equity through budget measures supporting Black-owned businesses and mental health initiatives.
Jean Augustine, Canada’s first Black female MP and architect of Black History Month, urged year-round recognition of Black history as central to Canadian identity.
El Primer Ministro Carney honró el 30 aniversario del Mes de la Historia Negra, reconociendo las continuas inequidades sistémicas y reafirmando el apoyo del gobierno a los canadienses negros.