Statistics vital to tracking the economic prosperity of Nova Scotia’s Black community have been gathered in a first of its kind report released today. Carolann Wright, executive director of the Road to Economic Prosperity team at the Halifax Partnership, poses for a photo at the launch of a report on the economic prosperity of African Nova Scotians at the Halifax Central Library, Wednesday, May 22, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Keith Doucette

New prosperity index indicates $9,000 income gap for African Nova Scotian men

by The Canadian Press May 22, 2024

written by The Canadian Press May 22, 2024

Statistics tracking the economic prosperity of Nova Scotia’s Black community have been gathered in a first-of-its kind report released today. The African Nova Scotian Prosperity and well-being Index compiles data covering six broad areas, including population, labour, income, education, housing and ...

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New prosperity index indicates $9,000 income gap for African Nova Scotian men

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