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Excellence Personified – All who demonstrate consistent excellence and success in their fields are eligible for inclusion in Black In Canada. All professions or activities are ineligible. We also welcome applications and nominations individuals have made a significant contribution through their work or their service to the community. Consistency, persistence, overcoming adversity and excellence are what we look for.

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Everyone – We’ve heard from the parents of individuals who we’ve featured, to students of all ages from across the world, to mainstream media and businesses. The wonderful thing about being an online platform is that anyone with internet access, can access the site. It’s worth mentioning that to date, over 1 million visitors have come to our platform from hundreds of countries around the world. That’s why we exist.

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Yes, for now – If you are selected to be featured on the platform, our team will work with you at no charge to create a special feature for you. However, if you wish to make any updates at all after the piece is published, there is a $99.99 + HST fee charged to cover costs of additional editing. As for the general public and visitors, you are ‘free’ to roam the platform anytime at no charge.

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What happened to Who's Who in Black Canada?

Evolution – Who’s Who in Black Canada (WWIBC) has evolved over the years, and is now integrated as part of the Black In Canada digital platform. A Brief History In 2002 WWIBC was a directory / book written by Dawn Williams In 2010 WWIBC the copyright and ownership was given over to Ricardo McRae and translated for the web. In 2015 it became Black In Canada. Canada’s leading source about Black Excellence.

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