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August 19 is UN Humanitarian Day. Let’s reflect on the humanitarian issues in Haiti, Afghanistan, Yemen et al who need our help.

My sincere congratulations to my friend, Dr. Rita Shelton Deverall on her appointment as Chancellor of Lakehead University. She is known for her distinguished career in broadcasting and the arts, including the pioneer and founder of Vision TV. Lakehead University

Congratulations on your recent electoral victory! Michael Coteau Michael Coteau James Maloney James Maloney 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇨🇦 Greg Fergus Greg Fergus Matthew Green @MatthewGreenNDP Arif Virani Arif Virani John Mckay John McKay Dr. Leslyn Lewis Dr. Leslyn Lewis Arielle Kayabaga Arielle Kayabaga 🇨🇦

Saddened by the passing of my dear sister Unette Harris. She was 82 years old. Lived a good life.. loved partying, travel and was the centre of family events. She will be missed by the extended family. RIP my sister!

I mourn the passing of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth who devoted her life to public service. My condolences to the Royal Family as they mourn her passing.

In the spirit of Black History Month 2024, and Dr. Augustine being an Educator, we thought it would be fun to share some Canadian Black history facts during this year's Black History Month! Stay tuned throughout the month of February to perhaps learn something new. – Team JA

Did you know?: The Hon. Dr. Jean Augustine, was the first person to introduce sickle cell disease to the House of Commons, bringing much-needed attention and legislative focus to this condition. - Team JA | Ref.: sicklecellanemia.ca/black-history-…

Did you know?: Thornton and Lucie Blackburn were freedom seekers who fled enslavement in Kentucky and established the first taxi business in Upper Canada. Posted by Team JA. Ref.: historicacanada.ca/productions/ed… Ref.: thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/tho… Ref.: youtube.com/watch?v=bW9RXt…

Did you know?: Between c. 1629 and 1834, there were more than 4,000 enslaved people of African descent in the British and French colonies that became Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick. Posted by Team JA. Ref.: canada.ca/en/parks-canad…

Did you know?: Black people have lived in Canada since the 17th century. Some of the earliest arrivals were enslaved persons brought from the USA and the Caribbean. Posted by: Team JA Ref.: thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/bla… thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/mat…

New Profiles in Canada episode! This Canada Day, we sit down with The Honourable Jean Augustine, Canada’s first Black woman in Parliament and in the federal cabinet. 🇨🇦 Her story inspires the next generation. Watch now — link in bio! #ProfilesInCanada #ScoutsCanada #CanadaDay

Congratulations to my dear friend Dauna Jones-Simmonds who became the first Black President of the Rotary Club of Toronto in its 115-year history. A trailblazer. A leader. A sister in purpose. So proud. So inspired. The Rotary Club of Toronto #TheRotaryClubofToronto #Rotary7070

President Jeffrey R. Holland meets with first Black woman elected to Canada’s House of Commons, supporter of underprivileged young women. thechurchnews.com/leaders/2025/0…

Young people today give me so much hope. They’re bold, informed, and making a difference. With support and opportunity, their potential is limitless. Earlier this year, I spoke with students and staff at Loretto Abbey Catholic Secondary School. #YouthInspiration #BlackHistory

Honoured to join the community, Ontario Heritage Trust & Guelph Black Heritage Society at Heritage Hall on July 11 for the unveiling of a plaque recognizing the site's deep historical significance former refuge for Freedom Seekers via the Underground Railroad. It was a truly meaningful and memorable event!

Had the pleasure of sharing lunch and a meaningful conversation with the authors of Living Loving Thriving—a powerful book on resilience, hope, and starting anew. Authors: Damilola Kuku with Juliet Dhanraj, Oluwatosin Jolaoluwa, Pearl Maurice-Uwanaka, Rosemarie Davis, Sharon

When I walked into Parliament as the first Black woman elected to the House of Commons, I knew I was standing on the shoulders of many who came before me, shepherding the dreams of my grandmother, the stories of immigrants, the courage of women and the aspirations of young people

Attending this year’s Youth Day Festival in Newmarket was such a joy. The energy, talent, and enthusiasm of the youth were truly inspiring—a vibrant reflection of the bright future that lies ahead. #CelebratingYouth #YouthDayFestival #CommunityMatters