# Chloe Cooley
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chloe cooley was a young black woman held as a slave in Fort Erie and Queenston, Upper Canada in the late 1700s, as the area was being settled by Loyalists from the United States. Her owner forced her into a boat to sell her in 1793 across the Niagara River in the United States
This incident was observed by several witnesses, who petitioned the Executive Council of Upper Canada. Although charges were dropped against Cooley's owner, the incident is believed to have led to passage of the Act Against Slavery, 1793, in Upper Canada.
How to Be More Intentional with Your Morning
Sometimes life can be a little overwhelming and many times we get behind on the things that really matter most; family, children, job, and of course, your goals and dreams. But how do we fit it all in a day? On today's episode, I am talking to Chloe Cooley about how she makes it all happen by just …
Chloe Cooley
The Minute Women are always excited to see a new Heritage Minute! Especially one that addresses Canada's rich BIPOC history. Grace and Linnea dive into the story of Chloe Cooley, slavery in Canada, and the long road to abolition and emancipation.
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”I hate to do it but... you’re free” (Quick Bits)
Miss our most recent episode? Busy schedule keeping you from listening to your favourite podcast? We got you! Enjoy this snippet from "Chloe Cooley." Ending slavery in Canada was a slow legal process, with incremental abolition victories over the course of many decades. Grace and Linnea discuss som…
CTV National News: Brazen smash and grab at Toronto mall
February 1, 2023: Wild smash and grab at a Toronto mall, a new court fight to allow gay and bisexual men to donate to sperm banks, and Canada Post honours Chloe Cooley.
Canada SHAMED Into Ending Slavery??
In an effort to build up the population in Canada in the late 1700’s, the Canadian government allowed white folks from all over to bring their ‘property’ into Canada, and do what they pleased with it. This included stolen, enslaved Africans. Chloe Cooley was one of the first recorded women in Canad…
239: Turn The TV Off
In this episode, I discuss the highly questionable part of the story of Jesus, the problem mediocre white dudes have with DEI, the film September 5, and a complicated thought on masculinity inspired by a post on Reddit.
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Canadian Black History Part 2 of 2 and It's Linked to America
Episode #159- FACTUAL FREEDOM FRIDAY as we continue to celebrate Black History Month in Canada and how Americans are linked– Part 2 of 2 of Series. Acknowledging Chloe Cooley and Mathieu Da Costa.
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Canada’s 200 Years of Slavery
In this unexpectedly heavy episode of Canada Is Boring, Rhys and Jesse dig into a part of Canadian history many people never hear about: Canada’s 200‑year relationship with slavery.
While many Canadians grow up hearing about the Underground Railroad and Canada as a safe haven, Rhys reveals a much d…
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What if the sweet, heroic tale of a young girl politely walking a cow to warn the British army was actually a corporate facelift designed to sell chocolate? Discover the intense reality of a 37-year-old mother's treacherous 32-kilometre swamp trek, and the stolen glory of the Haudenosaunee warriors…
Road Pops - Episode October 2, 2026
Playlist:
Nina Simone - I Put a Spell on You
Tea Fannie, Pat Clifton - The Night they took Chloe Cooley
Dominique Fils-Aime - Ensorcelee
Son Little - Mad About You - Audiotree Live Version
JOHNNY OSBOURNE - Back Off - 2026 Mix
EARL SIXTEEN, Roberto Sanchez, Lone Ark Riddem force - Good Vibration
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