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CanadianSME Unveils Finalists for the 2022 Small Business - Vimarsana News

CanadianSME Unveils Finalists for the 2022 Small Business

MISSISSAUGA, Ontario, April 18, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CanadianSME is delighted to announce the finalists for its prestigious 2022 CanadianSME Small...

Why the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation isn't just another stat holiday - Vimarsana News

Why the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation isn't just another stat holiday

Despite the clearly stated goal of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, there is evidence that not all Canadians know either what the day is for or how it can be best used to advance reconciliation.

Source: cbc.ca
INDIGENOUS FILM+ ONLINE - Vimarsana News

INDIGENOUS FILM+ ONLINE

March is Women’s History Month, and some virtual and television offerings— films and events — are listed below. Two anthology films to watch from the Pacifika

Indigenous film/TV funding needs Indigenous-led application, review process: report - Vimarsana News

Indigenous film/TV funding needs Indigenous-led application, review process: report

TORONTO - A report examining how best to distribute film and television funding to Indigenous creators stresses the need for stronger application

Indigenous screen industry wants stricter policies on establishing identity, report suggests - Vimarsana News

Indigenous screen industry wants stricter policies on establishing identity, report suggests

The Indigenous screen industry wants to see a more rigorous process for establishing identity, according to a report released Thursday. The report also says there is a "current climate of hurt" due to a number of people falsely claiming Indigenous identity to gain access to funding and grants earmarked for Indigenous creators.

Source: cbc.ca