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A young brown-skinned woman sits in front of a piano. She is wearing a yellow long-sleeved top with blue pants. She is smiling and has shoulder-length dark brown hair. Her hands are on the piano keys.

Key of Sight strikes the right chord by providing accessible and inclusive music education

Grade 11 student founded program to help visually impaired people pursue their musical passions

Image of novel Crooked Teeth with black text over a white background on top of a red background. The text says: Crooked Teeth, A Queer Syrian Refugee Memoir by Danny Ramadan. Next to the book cover is an author photo of a brown-skinned man with short brown hair, and facial hair. His chin is resting on his left hand. He is wearing a black t-shirt, bracelets and a red watch. He has a tattoo on his right elbow and arm.

A tale of two lives: Danny Ramadan on writing while queer and brown

In his new memoir, “Crooked Teeth,” the Syrian writer takes us from hosting secret 2SLGBTQ+ groups to raising funds for queer refugees

Image depicts a crowd of people. At the front, a woman holds a sign reading "Queer Liberation" and carries rainbow objects. To her left is a person wearing a rainbow scarf and holding a drum. To their left is a masked woman holding up another sign.

United Church ad airs to figure skating fans across Canada during Stars on Ice tour

by Mike Milne

The 30-second video highlighted the denomination's inclusivity and diversity in an attempt to reach non-members

A middle-aged white woman with short curly blonde hair is holding a microphone and looking dismayed. She is wearing a blue and white striped shirt with a silver necklace and silver dangling earrings. She has on red lipstick.

Deborah Kimmett’s new memoir navigates her rocky spiritual journey with humour

by Pieta Woolley

In "Window Shopping for God," the Second City comedian shares her decades-long search for meaning

A bald Black man with black-framed glasses is standing in front of graffiti and laughing with his eyes closed and mouth open. He has a goatee and earrings in each ear. His left hand is in the pocket of his blue jeans. he is wearing a white sweatshirt. On his right hand is a white watch with a ring on his middle finger. He is also wearing a ring on the left middle finger and a silver bracelet.

This gospel choir welcomes queer and trans people

by Jillian Bell

Jacen Duncan founded Inkloosiv Voices to give everyone a chance to sing uplifting music

A white-skinned man stands in front of a city line and a body of water. He has brown hair and is wearing a navy jacket with a white shirt underneath. He has a scruffy beard.

‘Dayspring’ reimagines the Christ story through a queer, pop-culture lens

by Sherlyn Assam

Anthony Oliveira's stunning debut novel offers a bold and intimate take on Jesus

Two Indigenous women are standing in front of a purple tipi. The women are dressed in red and yellow dresses. One of the dresses has full sleeves and the other is sleeveless. One woman has dark brown hair tied into a braid and the other woman has light brown hair in a bun. They are talking and smiling.

New wave of Indigenous-led operas are reimagining the art form

by Cierra Bettens

The Canadian opera landscape is poised to grow and change as more Indigenous performers and writers tell their own stories

Two Arab women are sitting on a couch talking with one another. One of them curly brown hair, is wearing a gold necklace and red dress and black tights is speaking, using her hands. The other woman is wearing a pink, grey, white and blue hijab, in a blue jean jacket and black dress is sitting next to her listening and smiling.

Home Away from Home

by Madeline Liao

Arab Canadian women share laughter and meaningful conversation in candid new documentary

What happens after we die? This compelling exhibit offers answers from cultures around the world

by Emily R. Zarevich

"Death: Life's Greatest Mystery" runs until April 7 at Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum

Black woman with Black locs smiling. She is wearing a grey sweater, seated in a wooden chair with a purple background.

National poetry contest finalist Faith Arkorful talks family ghosts, love and womanhood in debut collection

by Sherlyn Assam

Despite feeling "pigeonholed" into writing anti-Black experiences, Arkorful explores life on her own terms in "The Seventh Town of Ghosts"

Culture - Page 7

Key of Sight strikes the right chord by providing accessible and inclusive music education

A tale of two lives: Danny Ramadan on writing while queer and brown

United Church ad airs to figure skating fans across Canada during Stars on Ice tour

Deborah Kimmett’s new memoir navigates her rocky spiritual journey with humour

This gospel choir welcomes queer and trans people

‘Dayspring’ reimagines the Christ story through a queer, pop-culture lens

New wave of Indigenous-led operas are reimagining the art form

Home Away from Home

What happens after we die? This compelling exhibit offers answers from cultures around the world

National poetry contest finalist Faith Arkorful talks family ghosts, love and womanhood in debut collection

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