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Black History Month: Celebrating Heritage and Promoting Inclusion

Black History Month: Celebrating Heritage and Promoting Inclusion

3 February 2026 à 3:46 pm

Every year in February, Black History Month provides an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the major contributions of Black individuals to the history, culture, and development of our societies. The month serves as a vital reminder of the ongoing struggle against racism and discrimination, while highlighting the past and present achievements that continue to shape our world.

Beyond commemoration, Black History Month invites collective reflection, education, and engagement. The goal is to build communities that are more inclusive, equitable, and respectful of diversity.

Demographic Insights in Quebec

The Black community plays a significant role in the social fabric of Quebec. Key statistics from the province include:

  • Population Size: More than 422,000 people in Quebec identify as Black, representing approximately 5.1% of the provincial population.

  • National Context: Quebec is home to roughly 27.3% of Canada’s total Black population.

  • Regional Concentrations: * Montreal holds the largest community in the province, with approximately 208,800 people.

    • The Outaouais region also has a notable presence, with about 27,740 Black residents, accounting for 6.8% of its regional population.


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