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On Civil Society explores current social and political issues through the lenses of democracy, the media, wellness, urbanism, equality, security and more.
The Bram & Bluma Appel Salon is a place where writers, thinkers, movers and shakers come together for discussions, debates and more.
Join Frances Whiskeychan and Patrick Etherington for a series of special programs about Indigenous culture.
The eh List brings you the writers of Canada's most popular books of the season.
A yearly list of must-read titles written by Indigenous authors, writers, illustrators and knowledge keepers for all ages.
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