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What happens when a Jewish and Palestinian playwright come together on the radio? - Vimarsana News

What happens when a Jewish and Palestinian playwright come together on the radio?

Art is powerful. It helps people process complicated emotions, it can bring people together, it can make the audience question their existing beliefs. Today we turn to the playwrights and poets to better understand the Israel Hamas war. We were joined by playwrights Arthur Milner and Rania Al-Harthi. We also heard from poets Ali Kharsa and Peace Akintade.

Source: cbc.ca
Saskatchewan Arts launches new funding program for BPOC community members - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan Arts launches new funding program for BPOC community members

The Saskatchewan Arts lauches a new funding program that targets artists in the province who identify as Black and People of Colour.

B.C. woman helps rescue more than 200 asylum seekers in Mediterranean Sea - Vimarsana News

B.C. woman helps rescue more than 200 asylum seekers in Mediterranean Sea

Amber Sheasgreen, a veteran search and rescue worker from Prince Rupert, B.C., recently led a crew made up mostly of volunteers as they worked to save refugees attempting to make a journey to safety by boat in the central Mediterranean Sea.

Source: cbc.ca
Seeing Ukrainians' experience of war brings back my own memories of fleeing Syria - Vimarsana News

Seeing Ukrainians' experience of war brings back my own memories of fleeing Syria

Ali Kharsa says seeing the war in Ukraine has brought his memories of fleeing Syria back to the forefront.

Source: cbc.ca
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Get informed on the top stories of the day in one quick scan

In today's Morning Brief, Ukrainians are deeply suspicious of any talk of a ceasefire as long as Russian troops remain on their soil.

Source: cbc.ca