Amber Valley: Black Resistance in Canada Written by Preston Miller Tracing the Trails of Triumph and Trial Amidst the early 20th century’s tumultuous tide of racial discrimination, a brave cohort of African American families uprooted their lives, seeking solace and soil in the Canadian Prairies. Their journey was spurred largely by the promise of the Dominion Lands Policy and the allure of a free life far from Jim Crow’s shadow, ultimately leading them to Alberta. This narrative unfolds a saga of a Black settlement, profound resilience, communal unity, and an indelible legacy. In this article, I delve into the history of Amber Valley, exploring the community’s spirit through the lens…