Giselle Miller speaks to Gloria Macarenko about her series Novelette Is Trying, which she says is one of the first explorations of Black queer life in Vancouver and is part of the Vancouver Queer Film Festival.

Olympic silver medallist in the 800-metre Marco Arop of Edmonton ran to a 1,000-metre winning time of 2:13.13 at the World Athletics Continental Tour stop in Zagreb, Croatia.

Adebayo Ogunleye uses his personal time to help others make a smoother landing in New Brunswick. Ogunleye is one of CBCs 2024 Black Changemakers in Atlantic Canada. For more stories: cbc.ca/BlackChangemakers or cbc.ca/nbVideo producer: Aniekan Etuhube/CBC

In its first months, the Black Beauty Culture Hair Innovator Refresher Training has helped people get certified to work with natural and textured hair. As the CBCs Alex Guye learns, its just one program the Black Beauty Culture Association has on the go.

A new art exhibit about Africville explores the loss and ongoing connection to the African Nova Scotian community that was bulldozed by the city of Halifax in the 1960s. The exhibition is part of its curator's mission to highlight the creativity that springs from the community. Elizabeth Chiu has the story.

Fredericton-based spoken word poet and Black Changemaker Thandiwe McCarthy is sharing stories and photos from his meetings with Black families whose ancestors were slaves in the province.

A community land trust is when a group purchases land to be used by a community for affordable housing or other purposes. This week, advocates from across Nova Scotia and the United States gathered at the Black Cultural Centre in Cherry Brook to learn more about the model.

The Culture of Growing Program encourages Black youth to get involved with agriculture through hands-on farming. Feleshia Chandler has the story.