About Who's Who in Black Canada
Welcome to Who's Who in Black Canada (WWIBC)! The 2006 edition with 734 entries is now available!
Who's Who in Black Canada is an indispensable educational and networking tool covering all professional sectors. This meticulously prepared biographical directory is proving to be a great resource on Blacks in Canada, particularly for schools, libraries, professional organizations, and those working with youth.
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Please note that as of this time, there are no plans to publish a 3rd edition of Who's Who in Black Canada. Any future developments will be posted on this site.
News
Who's Who in Black Canada 2 reviewed in Canadian Literature: A Quarterly of Criticism and Review
June 20th, 2009
Katherine Verhagen reviews WWIBC in Canadian Literature #198 (Autumn 2008)
Who's Who in Black Canada reviewed in CM: Canadian Review of Materials.
March 6th, 2007
Joanne Peters reviews WWIBC for CM which is published by The Manitoba Library Association.
Who's Who in Black Canada Launch - Planet Africa Magazine.
February 23rd, 2007
The Winter edition of Planet Africa Magazine features coverage of the WWIBC2 book launch which took place on November 23rd, 2006 at Toronto Dominion Bank Tower in Toronto.
Who's Who in Black Canada featured on YFile.
February 23rd, 2007
Headline article written by Olena Wawryshyn, communications officer, Marketing and Communications for YFile
Who's Who in Black Canada article appears in Now Magazine.
February 15th, 2007
Sigcino Moyo writes about Who's Who in Black Canada in the February 15th edition of Toronto's NOW Magazine in an article titled "Black Book's Who's Not"
Our Mission
To foster a greater understanding and appreciation of contemporary achievements by Blacks in Canada, whether in business, science, politics, the arts, academia, public service, or community outreach, by providing published information about these achievers and their accomplishments.
The 2006 Edition
- contains 734 biographical profiles
- photos
- advertisements from:
- Pathways to Education
- School of Social Work-Dalhousie University
- Business Development Bank of Canada
- Harry Jerome Awards (BBPA)-25th Year Anniversary
- Harry Jerome Scholarship Fund (BBPA)
- Planet Africa TV