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2022 Black Changemakers
Working to support youth at home and abroad
For as long as she can remember, Frontier College's Mlanie Valcin has been passionate about improving communities by promoting literacy, encouraging educational advancement and empowering young people.
2022 Black Changemakers
This community paper connects and empowers Black Montrealers
"We have so many positive stories in our community that [are] not told," says Montreal Black community activist Gemma Raeburn-Baynes. The Contact, a biweekly newspaper and online resource, has been telling those stories for decades.
How a Montreal organization helps former prisoners adjust to the outside world
Montreal's Open Door has helped former prisoners adapt to life on the onside for more than 20 years. Now members have put together a book chronicling their stories.
Why some Quebec towns are welcoming Mike Ward's tiny shelters and why advocates for homeless people object
When Montreal turned down the comedian's offer to donate 25 "tiny homes" as temporary winter shelters for homeless people in the city, two smaller cities stepped up. It's no "miracle solution," said Victoriaville's mayor. Others say it's no solution at all.
Working from home is a nightmare for some Quebecers, a blessing for others
For many people, the office has been a room, or a corner, in their home since March 2020. After almost two years, it's becoming clear that some people are thriving and others are having trouble dealing with its challenges.
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