Websites on Black Canadian History:

 Canada and The Underground Railroad

• Harriott Tubman St. Catharines, Ontario Canada
• Black History Month: Hero’s of the Underground Railroad
• Harriet Tubman by Natasha Henry
• Harriet Tubman Institute for Research on Africa and its Diasporas - York University
• The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 by Natasha Henry
• The Underground Railroad: Finding Freedom in the Niagara Region
• Multicultural History Society of Ontario - "The Underground Railroad: Next Stop Freedom!"

Early African Societies

• The British Museum - African Civilizations

Slavery in Canada

• Chloe Cooley and the Act to Limit Slavery in Upper Canada by Natasha Henry
• The Slavery Abolition Act, 1833 by Natasha Henry
• Slavery
• Black Woman Ann Otherwise Called Nancy Court Case Challenging her Enslavement
• Biography of Jack York, Slave
• "Slavery in Canada? I Never Learned That!" by Natasha Henry
• Enslaved Africans in Upper Canada - online exhibit

American Black History

• This Day in Black History

Black History Month

• Government of Canada

Black Loyalists 

Archives of Ontario

• The Black Canadian Experience in Ontario 1834-1914: Flight, Freedom, Foundation
• Enslaved Africans in Upper Canada
• The Freedom Seeker: The Life and Times of Daniel G. Hill
• Images of Black History: Exploring the Alvin McCurdy Collection

City of Toronto Archives

• Black History in Toronto
• Caribbean Connection: One Man’s Crusade
• Share - weekly community newspaper serving the Black and Caribbean community in the GTA

Cemeteries

• Otterville African Methodist Episcopal Cemetery - Otterville, ON
• Puce River Black Community Cemetery - Belle River, ON

Churches

• Sandwich First Baptist Church - Windsor, ON

Clubs 

• ​​The Black Daddies Club

Heritage Organizations & Societies

• Chatham-Kent Black History Society - Chatham, ON
• Ontario Black History Society – Toronto, ON

Historica Canada

• Passages Canada
• Black History Canada
• Timeline
• Toronto in Time – A City for All
• ​Connecting the Dots -  to share common experiences among members of the African diaspora across Canada.
  

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• Monument
  
• Tower of Freedom Underground Railroad Monument - Windsor, ON

Museums

• Amherstburg Freedom Museum - Amherstburg, ON
• Buxton National Historic Site & Museum – North Buxton, ON
• Canadian Museum of History - Gatineau, Quebec
• John Freeman Walls Historic Site and Underground - Windsor, ON
• North American Black Historical Museum – Amherstburg, ON
• Sheffield Park Black History & Cultural Museum - Collingwood, ON
• Uncle Tom’s Cabin Historic Site – Dresden, ON
• The Canadian Multicultural Inventors Museum - 862 Scarborough Golf Club Road, Toronto, ON

​Nova Scotia 

• Black Halifax: Stories from Here
• ​Nova Scotia Archives 
• Remembering Black Loyalists, Black Communities in Nova Scotia  
  

Online Resources

• African Canadian Online
• Active History.ca History Matters
• Historica Canada
• Government of Canada

Research

• The Harriet Tubman Institute for Research On Africa and Its Diasporas
• Black in Canada- Dr. Afua Cooper

Prominent Black Canadians

• Government of Canada
• 23 historical black Canadians you should know

Tours  

• African Canadian Heritage Tours
• Black History Tours of Toronto  
• Historical Bus Tours 
• Niagara Bound Tours
• North Star Tours

Traveling Exhibits 

• Multicultural History Society of Ontario -
  Sharing histories and Preserving records - "Many Rivers to Cross: The African Canadian Experience"

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(From Ontario Black History Society website)

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