The Great Canadian Baking Show is such a strong guilty pleasure. All that butter, the sugar, the flavours and the love that goes into the bakes just weaves a magic spell. CBC’s baking competition, now in season 5, is pure catnip. Watching the bakers create sweet showstoppers, lovingly nudged on by hosts Ann Pornel and Alan Shane Lewis is a… View Post
By Anne Brodie Canadian Indigenous filmmaker Danis Goulet’s Night Raiders, executive produced by Taika Waititi could not have come at a more poignant time. Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers and Brooklyn Letexier-Hart are Niska and Waseese, mother and daughter living in the bush. Society and government are in shambles and children are being rounded up and stolen from their families to be placed… View Post
Ashley Zukerman plays Robert Langdon in this origins story of the ancient symbology mysteries by Dan Brown, the Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons. Zukerman is young Rober Langdon, a highly regarded Harvard professor and ancient code-breaker who finds himself in a deadly game involving the CIA, ancient powers and a mysterious portal. His mentor is kidnapped and Langdon’s… View Post
CBC’s hit legal series Diggstown set in Halifax, Nova Scotia, is back featuring our eyes and ears Vinessa Antoine as prosecution lawyer Marcie Diggs. Among her firm’s hot topic cases are controversial and discriminatory birth alerts, long-term care during the pandemic, police indifference to BIPOC and queer sexual assaults, COVID-19 and grim discoveries on Canadian residential school grounds and other… View Post
Presented by RBC Ivy Richardson (she/her) is of Nuxalk, Gusgimukw and European ancestry. She is the founder of Red Girl Rising, a wellness through movement initiative and Team 700, BC’s first competitive Indigenous youth boxing team. She also is the co-founder of Matriarch Resistance which is a new initiative created in a direct response to MMIWG2S, the program is rooted in sisterhood… View Post
A desperate Cree mother (Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers ) has hidden her daughter Waseese (Brooklyn Letexier-Hart) in the bush for six years. Society’s at war and children are being rounded up and sent to the Academy, a residential school where they are brainwashed and shaped into military and government assets. When their home is discovered by a military drone, Niska and Waneese… View Post