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Health Association of African Canadians came about through the work of some members of the African Nova Scotian community. The preliminary effort of the founding members which consisted of Sharon Davis-Murdoch, Susan (Sue) Edmonds, Josephine Etowa and Yvonne Atwell includes several 'Lunch and Learn' workshops sponsored by the Atlantic Centre of Excellence for Women's Health. In April 2000 the Black Women's Health Network was created.
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NodeWelcome to FSRSA successful partnership between fishermen and scientists, promoting a common goal. the long-term sustainability of the marine fishing industry in the Atlantic Canada region. ( FSRS) Our MissionThe Fishermen and Scientists Research Society, a non-profit charitable organization, exists to promote the long term sustainability of our marine fisheries resources through collaboration and effective communication between fishermen and scientists.
Sackawa Canoe Club is a non-profit organization in Lower Sackville that provides youth with opportunities to learn paddling skills in a safe environment, promoting competition and personal development through various programs and activities.
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