The world is still catching up to Inuit activist Sheila Watt-Cloutier. A year before being appointed an Officer of the Order of
Writers of Japanese descent say their work is helping to fill gaps in Canada’s literary landscape. “When I was at university, the
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On June 22, members of the Chinese-Canadian community and allies gathered at Toronto City Hall to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the
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Vivek Shraya does not mince words. In even this page is white, her language is visceral, and even the form of her
New writers are using mentorship opportunities to create and share more diverse and inclusive stories about Toronto’s history and culture. “What we
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National Aboriginal Day celebrated its 20th anniversary on June 21. The nation-wide day of celebration is culturally significant as a time when Aboriginal
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