2005 A replica of the Seaview African United Baptist Church was built.
February 23, 2010 The Halifax Council ratified a proposed “Africville apology” with an
arrangement with the Government of Canada to establish a $250,000
Africville Heritage Trust to design a museum and build a replica of the
community church
April 15, 2010Forty-five years later, the Honourable Mayann Elizabeth Francis, the
Lieutenant Governor for Nova Scotia and the first Afro-Canadian to hold
the post, invoked the Royal Prerogative and posthumously pardoned
Desmond, declaring her innocent of wrong doing.
September 25,
2011
The Seaview African United Baptist Church, demolished in 1969, was
rebuilt and was ceremonially opened.
Black Canadian Curriculum – ETFO – 2014