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As a child, Filmmaker and author Nicole Mae didn't understand why people hated them. As an adult, they came to love themself and their queerness.

This film is part of Unlocked: Housing stories by young Canadians, a national storytelling series by the CBC Creator Network.

Learning to live with fluctuating rivers could be better for ourselves and our environment, writes Uytae Lee, who explores solutions to flooding in the final episode of 'Stories About Here' on CBC Gem.

Those focused on marketing, advertising and media will collaborate and receive benefits.

There's a tension between preserving historic homes and meeting the needs of our communities, writes Uytae Lee, who explores that tension in this episode of 'Stories About Here' on CBC Gem.

Every year, cities across Canada dump billions of litres of raw sewage into our rivers, lakes and oceans. Uytae Lee looks into how we got into this mess and how can get out of it.

Vancouver's popular residential architecture from the 1960s offers lessons on function over form when it comes to addressing the housing crisis, writes Uytae Lee.

Previously invite-only initiative aims to have over 5,000 creators making content around EA games by the end of the year

Most bus stop signs tell you which buses are coming, but few reveal the stops it will make along the way. How can we change that and improve the bus-navigating experience? Uytae Lee shares his idea for a solution in the latest episode of Stories About Here.

A new short film, Voice Trans*formed, follows two classical singers taking testosterone as they find answers for themselves.