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- The Diversity Advancement Network will be hosting the Black Canadian Awards ceremony - a Black History Month event scheduled for March 1st 2014 at the prestigious Queen Elizabeth Theater in Toronto. This event showcases how far Black Canadians have come in this country. It also celebrates the success stories and the achievement of trail-blazers and leaders within our community. Categories for the awards are: Business and Professional Excellence, Community Development, Entertainment and Role Models. The ceremony will crown, through a nomination and voting process, various artists and genres of Black Canadian music and art such as Best R&B Artist, Best Jazz Artist and Best Actor/Actress, just to mention a few. It will also feature a talent scholarship based competition to crown the Black Canadian Queen for the year 2014. We feel that more can be done to further showcase achievers and talents from the black community all over Canada. Knowledge is power, yet there are too many ...
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- The Diversity Advancement Network will be hosting the Black Canadian Awards ceremony - a Black History Month event scheduled for March 1st 2014 at the prestigious Queen Elizabeth Theater in Toronto. This event showcases how far Black Canadians have come in this country. It also celebrates the success stories and the achievement of trail-blazers and leaders within our community. Categories for the awards are: Business and Professional Excellence, Community Development, Entertainment and Role Models. The ceremony will crown, through a nomination and voting process, various artists and genres of Black Canadian music and art such as Best R&B Artist, Best Jazz Artist and Best Actor/Actress, just to mention a few. It will also feature a talent scholarship based competition to crown the Black Canadian Queen for the year 2014. We feel that more can be done to further showcase achievers and talents from the black community all over Canada. Knowledge is power, yet there are too many ...