African/Black Nova Scotian Resources: Nova Scotia Communities
These are resources on African/Black Canadian & Nova Scotian history, communities, & culture, as well as important resources on people of African descent. It was developed in consultation with members of the African/Black Nova Scotian community at NSCC.
The Canadian Press, 2021
The Land Titles Initiative Acceleration Act will speed up the settling of land titles in the communities of North and East Preston, Cherry Brook/Lake Loon, Lincolnville and Sunnyville.
The National - CBC Television, 2020
In Nova Scotia, the residents of some black communities are closer to achieving something they've claimed for more than two centuries. Systemic racism may have kept them from it but now their use of the legal system may be the key to getting it.
The Secret Codes: African Nova Scotian Quilts is a collaboration between the Black Artists Network of Nova Scotia (BANNS), and the Vale Quilters Association, a group comprised of mostly Black women from the Vale Road area of New Glasgow, and Nova Scotia’s only incorporated guild of Black quilters.
Now or Never brings you to North Preston, Nova Scotia. It's Canada's largest and oldest black community — a place where history runs deep, and where people are fighting passionately for their future.
CBC Radio. Last Updated: June 26, 2019
Award-winning writer Wanda Lauren Taylor delves into the history and development of the Preston area, the organizations and churches that helped bolster the population, and the struggles, successes, and personal stories of several Preston-area residents.
This updated edition of The Hermit of Africville includes an introduction from Eddie himself reflecting on 50 years of fighting racism and his vision for a Canada that embraces all its peoples.
It's Our Time: Honouring the African Nova Scotian Communities of East Preston, North Preston, Lake Loon/Cherry Brook by 
Up Home by 
The Hermit of Africville by