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12 May 2024
- diffhist m African Nova Scotian Music Association 01:54 +23 EssNS talk contribs (→ANSMA Lifetime Achievement Recipients: Added 2009 recipient.)
- diffhist African Nova Scotian Music Association 01:41 +23 EssNS talk contribs (→ANSMA Lifetime Achievement Recipients: Added 2016 recipient for Lifetime Achievement Award.)
11 May 2024
- diffhist m African Nova Scotian Music Association 13:49 +26 EssNS talk contribs (→ANSMA Lifetime Achievement Recipients: Linked page to Levi Brenton Williams.)
- diffhist m African Nova Scotian Music Association 13:14 −9 EssNS talk contribs (Revised to music industry in general.)
- diffhist African Nova Scotian Music Association 13:06 0 EssNS talk contribs (→External links: Updated Category:Awards established in 1999 since that's when the awards ceremonies began.)
- Page curation log 13:04 Ratnahastin talk contribs marked the article African Nova Scotian Music Association as reviewed Tag: PageTriage
- diffhist N African Nova Scotian Music Association 11:03 +6,054 EssNS talk contribs (←Created page with '{{Infobox association | formation = {{start date and age|1997}} | logo = | headquarters = 10 Cherry Brook Road, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia | leader_title = | leader_name = | leader_title2 = | leader_name2 = | website = https://ansma.ca/ }} '''African Nova Scotian Music Association (ANSMA)''' is a non-profit organization purposed towards supporting African Nova Scotians in the Canadian music industry. ==Early History== In 1997, the African Nova Sco...')
9 May 2024
- diffhist Viola Desmond 12:44 +11 Dirac66 talk contribs (→Commemorations: Reworded Cape Breton University: first chair after Desmond → first Viola Desmond chair in her honour)