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The long-overdue biography of one of Canada’s most iconic Black politicians and activists, written with the country’s former Parliamentary Poet Laureate. -
Upon returning to her childhood home of Yarmouth, Anna—once known as Annaka—relives memories from her younger self and faces some uncomfortable truths. This bittersweet homecoming forces Anna to reconcile who she was with who she is becoming. From the celebrated spoken-word poet and author of Worthy of Love comes a YA novel about family, identity, and reclaiming the past. -
Featuring over 50 historical and contemporary profiles, this fascinating book takes a look at the lives of Black Atlantic Canadians that saved lives, set records, and enacted great change. -
African Nova Scotian Young Leaders Celebrating Our Ancestral Roots, Volume 3, 2026 -
The long-awaited autobiography of former Canadian Senator, lawyer, and outspoken spokesperson for diversity and minority advancement, detailing his life as a Black man working within the system to bring change to Nova Scotia and beyond. -
A Child of East Preston by Wanda Thomas Bernard takes readers inside Bernard’s lesser-known past as a young girl growing up in the African Nova Scotian community of East Preston and gives readers a glimpse of what it was like growing up in a segregated community during the civil rights era. A Child of East Preston is a story of resistance, resilience, and triumph, chronicling the early journey of a national social justice champion. -
In this powerful book, Melinda Daye reflects on the life of her father, Delmore "Buddy" Daye—an extraordinary man whose influence extended far beyond the boxing ring. From his days as a renowned athlete to his pivotal role as a mentor, advocate, and activist, Daye’s legacy is one of resilience, integrity, and love for his people. Author: Melinda Daye
