Literary lion buried in unmarked grave sparks call for change in Nova Scotia - News Summed Up

Literary lion buried in unmarked grave sparks call for change in Nova Scotia


People from the Public Trustee of Nova Scotia searched his home and found few clues — except for a holiday memento. In the 2,300 cases where they die alone, or by accident, suicide or homicide, their deaths are referred to the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service. Ingraham-Christie says most funeral homes in Nova Scotia willingly take on the work for what the government pays. He had a literary life that might have been global, but he was also a luminary in Nova Scotia, certainly a Black cultural luminary in Nova Scotia, and that was just as much a part as his literary pedigree." He hopes Saunders will be the last Nova Scotian to be buried as unclaimed remains in an unmarked grave.


Source: CBC News December 30, 2020 09:56 UTC



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