The City That Industry Built
A new book chronicles a decade of company-town life in Saint John
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A Portrait of Black Montreal
A new exhibit spotlights the birthplace of Montreal’s Black anglophone community
Behind the Northwest Coast’s Ferociously Feminist Masks
A new exhibit spotlights 80 years of carving by Indigenous women from the Northwest Coast
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A Photographer’s Prairie Odyssey
A new book chronicles the decay of a small, rural Alberta town—and the community that persists
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A Small But Mighty Miniature Show
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“There is an onus for us to document ourselves. I certainly wasn’t waiting for anyone to tell me about Black Kitchener-Waterloo—it was incumbent upon me to do so.”