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For some Indigenous chefs, the future of Aboriginal cuisine is getting back to the land.

The 65-year-old actor admits he has no fond memories of his adolescence.

For some Indigenous chefs, the future of Aboriginal cuisine is getting back to the land.

Toronto is losing one of its three Indigenous restaurants later this month, a closure that will chop down the representation of Indigenous cuisine in the city.

This summer Chef Joseph Shawana is going back to where his career began; the kitchen in Rainbow Ridge Golf Course, where he worked his first job in his home community of Wiikwemkoong on Manitoulin Island.

What went down at our last Serving Knowledge Supper Club of 2020 What went down at our last Serving Knowledge Supper Club of 2020 By TL Insider |   In celebration of #GivingTuesday, TL Insiders joined experts from University Health Network on December 1 for the last Serving Knowledge Supper Club of the year. In conversation with Jason Maghanoy, Head of Business Development at St. Joseph Media, UHN’s panel of experts included Dr. Andrew Boozary, Dr. Lisa Richardson, and Sané Dube. The ...