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Congress of Black Parliamentarians wraps up ‘historic’ two-day summit

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Liberal MP Michael Coteau, left, Ontario Associate Minister Charmaine Williams, and Nova Scotia MLA Tony Ince took part in a press conference wrapping up the Canadian Congress of Black Parliamentarians' recent two-day summit in Ottawa on Aug. 11. Screenshots courtesy of CPAC

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BY MIKE LAPOINTE

August 16, 2023

After a two-day summit in Ottawa, the Canadian Congress of Black Parliamentarians has committed to hold quarterly meetings going forward in an effort to ensure its mission and vision “are being actioned across Canada.”

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