Miner Maurice Ruddick, a Hero of Resilience and Survival

Honoring a Hero of Resilience and Survival

Maurice Ruddick, an African-Canadian miner, demonstrated extraordinary courage during the 1958 Springhill Mining Disaster in Nova Scotia. Trapped underground for nine days, he kept his fellow miners' spirits alive through song, proving that strength and hope can endure even the darkest times.

Why This Card is a Must-Have

• Discover a Story of Survival & Strength: Learn how Ruddick’s bravery and resilience became a symbol of perseverance in Canadian history.
• Engaging & Interactive Learning: Scan the QR code to access exclusive resources, survivor stories, and thought-provoking questions for educators, students, and history enthusiasts.
• A Growing Resource for African-Canadian Contributions: Gain lifetime access to expanding content on Ruddick and other African-Canadians who shaped Canada’s history.

More Than a Card—A Window Into Canada’s Untold Stories

African-Canadians have played a vital role in shaping the country’s history, yet many of their contributions remain overlooked. By owning this card, you are deepening your knowledge of Canada’s diverse heritage and honoring those who have overcome incredible challenges.

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