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The Art Gallery of Ontario says it will review some of its governance policies and work on “rebuilding of trust” as it faces intense criticism over the departure of its celebrated Indigenous curator Wanda Nanibush earlier this month.

PCS’s Baccalaureate Programme application approved

The Brockville library will use $100,000 in funding to hire a decolonization coordinator, a position its CEO calls the first of its kind.

The Brockville library will use $100,000 in funding to hire a decolonization coordinator, a position its CEO calls the first of its kind.

Pawâkan Macbeth is a retelling of the Shakespeare play in which the characters and setting – a Scottish king, witches and others in the Middle Ages – are transformed into

The Brockville library will use $100,000 in funding to hire a decolonization coordinator, a position its CEO calls the first of its kind.

The Brockville library will use $100,000 in funding to hire a decolonization coordinator, a position its CEO calls the first of its kind.

The Brockville library will use $100,000 in funding to hire a decolonization coordinator, a position its CEO calls the first of its kind.

Powerful contemporary works by the five visual artists shortlisted for the 2023 Sobey Art Award—Canada’s preeminent contemporary art award—are on view at the National Gallery of Canada (NGC) starting today.

As Canada reckons with its colonial history, a push to “decolonize” museums has rocked its National Gallery and other museums.