National Employment Equity Council Welcomes Appointment of Justice Corrine Sparks to Advisory Council on Rights, Equality and Inclusion

The National Employment Equity Council has expressed its approval of the appointment of Justice Corrine Sparks to the Advisory Council on Rights, Equality and Inclusion. This marks a significant milestone as Sparks is not only the first African Nova Scotian but also the first African-Canadian woman to serve in the Canadian judiciary. Her addition to the council is expected to bring invaluable insights and a broader perspective on issues related to rights and equality, reflecting the diverse and inclusive nature of Canada's ongoing efforts in this critical area.