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What exceptional presenters know instinctively is that impact is rarely about what you say and more about how you say it.

On the surface, the films by Misha Maseka and Rochelle-Ann Thomas couldnt be more different.

A free documentary screening and panel discussion on the heroes of Niagara Falls’ Underground Railroad is happening at Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema on Thursday.

Two Calgary content creators have created short films for an initiative that promotes Black film-makers and stories about Black culture.

Leslie Bangamba become battery safety advocate after 18-month-old daughter’s experience

CBC is celebrating BLACK HISTORY MONTH throughout February with a wide range of programming across its platforms featuring Black creators, storytellers and changemakers.

Black women in Canadian film and TV would no longer accept a world in which those in power did not actively work to create equity.

Conversations with Tyler Perry and Film Academy CEO Bill Kramer also unveiled as part of the industry conference lineup

The petition has been supported by a number of industry orgs, including the Indigenous Screen Office, the Black Screen Office and the Documentary Organization of Canada.

The Liberal government’s Online Streaming Act claims to level the playing field between Canadian broadcasters and online streaming companies. But it