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The CLT Summit is Canada’s largest gathering of community land trusts (CLTs) and their supporters. Join us in Vancouver from October 18 to 20 for 3 full days of panel

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  The Weymouth Falls Community Land Trust (WFCLT) is urgently asking for letters of support to help us acquire the Mount Beulah Baptist Church. With four failed offers on the

On Saturday, August 17th 2024 we held a community engagement session to finalize the Weymouth Falls Community Map in partnership with the Clean Foundation. In the afternoon, we were joined

On Thursday, Black community leaders from across Canada and the United States gathered at the Black Cultural Centre in Cherry Brook, N.S. The event gave those leaders the opportunity to

Have you heard? Across Canada, Black communities are creating opportunities for affordable housing and vibrant commercial spaces through community land trusts. From Hogan’s Alley in Vancouver to Upper Hammonds Plains in Halifax,

My grandmother. My aunt. My son. The lineage of Black ancestors before me and the generations of Black people to come. When we hosted a delegation of Black leaders from

Communities across Nova Scotia are receiving more support from the Province and Clean Foundation to bring their climate change priorities to life. Today, May 9, Environment and Climate Change Minister

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About the tour + participants From May 4th – 11th 2024 the Canadian Network of Community Land Trusts led a 17-person delegation of five emerging Black-led, Black-serving, and Black-focused (B3)

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  In 2022, Weymouth Falls was honoured with the Lieutenant Governor’s Community Spirit Award. We celebrated the achievement at the 2023 Weymouth Falls Reunion. Here is some coverage from the

On Saturday, the historic African Nova Scotian community of Weymouth Falls is receiving the Lieutenant Governor’s Community Spirit Award. Weymouth Falls was selected for the award in 2022, but the

Shekara Grant thought ‘there was nothing there’ during childhood visits, but now sees a deep history