Kelly Boutsalis
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Toronto, ON, Canada
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Yolanda Bonnell's bug is an enthralling journey into Indigenous women's lives
Powerful solo show deals effectively with issues of abandonment and addiction → Read More
Toronto prof creates app to help Brazilian trans women avoid violence
The Dandarah app identifies risky areas and connects women with mental health support → Read More
Robbie Robertson's worlds collide with a new album and doc
Rock legend discusses taking part in Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson And The Band and his latest album, Sinematic → Read More
TIFF 2019: Five things you missed at the Jojo Rabbit premiere
There was a lot of love for moms – and Bill Murray – at the world premiere of Taika Waititi's Nazi comedy starring Scarlett Johansson → Read More
TIFF 2019: opening night film subject Robbie Robertson opens up
Rock legend discusses taking part in Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson And The Band and his upcoming album, Sinematic → Read More
Violence and over-incarceration a grim reality for Indigenous women
Healing lodge planned for Scarborough aims to help Indigenous women on their journey out of the correctional system, but some locals only fear crime → Read More
Banners in Allan Gardens honour missing and murdered Indigenous women
The public art installation Red Embers was designed by 15 Indigenous women artists and is on display until October 4 → Read More
You can now study toy invention in Toronto
Ryerson University, OCAD University and Spin Master are teaming up on continuing education course for aspiring toy designers → Read More
Stan Williams chronicles Indigenous resistance to colonialism in Canada
In his ongoing series This Is Indian Land, the Mohawk/Anishinaabe photographer captures the broad range of ways Indigenous people are reclaiming culture → Read More
Hot Docs 2019 opens with a hard conversation on colonial violence
In nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up, Cree filmmaker Tasha Hubbard looks at the aftermath of the Colten Boushie verdict and the fight for justice reform → Read More
Cannabis courses focusing on science and business sprout up in Ontario
McMaster University launches a course aimed at dispelling myths around marijuana → Read More
Interview: Santee Smith becomes McMaster University's chancellor
The Kahnyen’kehàka (Mohawk) dancer and choreographer talks Indigenous visibility, leadership in education and land acknowledgments → Read More
Where are all the Indigenous fashion models?
Anishinaabe and Mohawk designer Lesley Hampton cast Indigenous models and actors exclusively in her Toronto Fashion Week show. → Read More
U of T wants to build a new planetarium downtown
There hasn’t been a large-scale planetarium for teaching, research and public use in Toronto's core for 23 years → Read More
Indigenous architects design a sovereign future
As Canada implements a National Housing Strategy, post-secondary schools are creating more room for Indigenous design thinking → Read More
College course teaches astronomy by way of music composition
Astrophysicist Matt Russo is launching a class at Seneca College challenges students to soundtrack the cosmos → Read More
Toronto's first blockchain college course launches
George Brown College is hoping to capitalize on city's growing reputation as a tech hub → Read More
Refugees talk about their continuing education experiences
Two professionals discuss going back to school while adapting to life in Canada → Read More
Artisans fight Made in Canada appropriation of Indigenous crafts
Indigenous artisans push purchasing policies for shopkeepers and museums to protect authentic Indigenous crafts → Read More
Indigenous Fashion Week spotlights progressive designs
The inaugural event is part of a grassroots push to Indigenize fashion schools and the industry at large → Read More