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When we learned that summer camps were cancelled, we decided to take the boys to Nova Scotia for several weeks. We had no idea just how challenging it would be to manage through quarantine. The idea of this book came while we were on the fourteen days quarantine in Nova Scotia. Every day we would spend some time talking about all the things we could do to get through COVID. There was no road map to help families get through these challenging times, but we managed. Writing about what we did actually helped us to look back as we moved through quarantine, and this book is the result. We hope you enjoy our ABCs of COVID. -
Mrs. Viola L. Parsons did a great thing in writing My Grandmother’s Days in 1987. She became one of the few Scotians – African Nova Scotians or Africadians – to tell younger people how our culture developed and of what if consisted. – George Elliott Clarke, O.C., O.N.S., PhD., LLD, 7th Parliamentary Poet Laureate (2016 & 2017). -
African Nova Scotians have made important contributions to the political, social and cultural life of our province and our country. These large and well-designed posters each feature 48 Notable Nova Scotians. These African Nova Scotians have served with distinction in various military conflicts, they have captivated audiences with their poetry, acting, singing and writing and they have been at the vanguard for equal rights in Nova Scotia. Package includes all 3 Notable Nova Scotian posters: Vol. 1, Vol. 2, and Vol. 3.
