And then What Happened...Black Canadian History: The Untold Stories

The DEI committee works with the Town of Minto on matters related to diversity, equity, and inclusion to ensure Minto lives up to its commitment to be a welcoming and inclusive rural community.

Minto's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee

Presented by Minto's DEI Committee, Tracy Lee celebrates her ancestors' stories coming to Canada via the Underground Railroad.

Community Room, Harriston Library, Mill Street, Harriston, ON, Canada

Cultural Connections: A Diversity Learning Series

The Town ofMinto is committed to celebrating & supporting the diverse community Minto is and continues to become. We believe that Minto is Where ALL Families Belong and want to show our support for those who have historically been discriminated against.

Minto's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee invites Tracy Lee, a proud fifth-generation Black Canadian with ancestral roots in North Buxton, Queen's Bush settlement, and the St. Catharines/Niagara/Brantford area, to share and celebrate her ancestors' stories of coming to Canada by way of the Underground Railroad.Snacks will be provided by May's Cafe at the Old Post.*Tickets also sold for $5 CASH at the Town of Minto administrative office (5941 ON-89, Harriston, ON N0G 1Z0) or Launchit Office (1 Elora St., Unit 4, Harriston, Ontario, N0G 1Z0).

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