Indigenous films under the lights at Toronto film fest
Since 1976 the Toronto International Film Festival has been highlighting cinematic creativity and diversity.
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Dreamspeakers Film Festival puts new voices under the lights
The Dreamspeakers Film Festival kicked-off in Edmonton Thursday.
Spinning colour into movement, a dance troupe paints Morrisseau's portrait
In Toronto the Kaha:wi Dance Theatre is paying homage to the life of Ojibway artist Norval Morrisseau.
Shakespeare gets an Indigenous spin
Thirteen Aboriginal artists from across the country are hard at work at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa.
Australian theatre company with ancient story makes Winnipeg landing
A theatre company from Australia arrived on North American soil for the first time last week.
Dancing through Greyeyes’ marvellous career
In his three decades on the stage and screen, Michael Greyeyes has emerged as a respected director, choreographer, dancer and actor.
Dancing through Greyeyes' marvellous career
In his three decades on the stage and screen, Michael Greyeyes has emerged as a respected director, choreographer, dancer and actor.
Graphic novel shines light on residential school darkness
An Aboriginal artist from Calgary is working on a project about residential schools.
CerAmoney aims to give voice to the hunter, trapper in music
A Cree band from northern Quebec is getting a lot of attention in the south.