How new Black art initiatives are changing the game for overlooked artists
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City-sanctioned cruelty won't stop our community fighting against injustice
Let’s ditch faux Canadian politeness for genuine tenderness
Our over-apologetic nature has become a joke
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Wait times for these facilities hover around a decade for those who want to reconnect with their roots as they age
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By day, he was my dad. By night, he was the Padre of the Pubs.
Rev. Gordon Winch worked urban outreach for five years in downtown Toronto
I turned to art to mourn my dad, the Anishinaabe man I never knew
Painter Mike Alexander learned to process his emotions through the canvas
Debra McGrath reckoned with her faith after her daughter came out as trans
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