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Discover the untold stories of Black history across Canada, exploring the forgotten legacies of culture, innovation and nation building rooted in historic spaces and places.
Explore hidden stories of Black history across Canada in this captivating journey through time and space. Black History Across Canada: A Legacy of Spaces and Places delves into the lives of those who fought, loved, built, and shaped the foundations of this nation. From courageous soldiers and enterprising pioneers to innovative community builders, this book reveals the overlooked contributions of Black individuals and communities who left an indelible mark on Canada’s history.
Through oral histories shared by Indigenous and Black Elders, descendants, and community members, alongside archival records and rare photographs, this book brings to light little-known facts, inspiring narratives, and forgotten heroes. It explores the resilience and innovation of Black people who thrived despite adversity, preserving their culture while shaping the future. Journey through Canada’s provinces and territories, where stories of struggle and triumph echo in historic spaces and places. This is history untold—until now.
Keisha Cuffie is an author, curator, and cultural heritage consultant specializing in 19th-century Black Canadian history. Pursuing a Master’s in Canadian Studies, she focuses on decolonizing heritage sites. She has consulted with museums, participated in international collaborations, and co-curated Upper Canada Village’s first Black history exhibit.