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How a community in decline is bringing people back

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Upper Big Tracadie is facing an uncertain future. It’s one of Nova Scotia’s 52 historic Black communities, first settled by Black Loyalists in 1787. These days, only a handful of houses are occupied, with many sitting empty and abandoned. But there is work being done to revitalize the community for future generations. The CBC's Portia Clark reports.

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