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Meet the musicians who say Afrobeats is coming for Ottawa - Vimarsana News

Meet the musicians who say Afrobeats is coming for Ottawa

Musician and promoter KAR33M says Afrobeats is on the rise in Ottawa. For this creator network video, he sat down with some of his collaborators to ask what the genre means to them and why they want audiences to make space for the music of Nigeria, all over a generous helping of jollof rice.

Source: cbc.ca
What does it mean to be Indigenous in Canada? - Vimarsana News

What does it mean to be Indigenous in Canada?

Devynn Boyer is a Métis student in the SUNTEP program at the University of Saskatchewan. He is working towards an education degree focusing on Indigenous studies and English. In this video, he outlines his thoughts about what it means to be Indigenous in Canada.

Source: cbc.ca
Meet some of the Canadian researchers getting to know the hundred-year-old sharks in our oceans - Vimarsana News

Meet some of the Canadian researchers getting to know the hundred-year-old sharks in our oceans

The oceans surrounding Canada are home to many shark species, and researchers Kirsti Burnett and Eric Ste Marie are among those trying to better understand and change the narrative around the mysterious animals.

Source: cbc.ca
Ben Lee and Ione Skye partner with Acast on new podcast network - Vimarsana News

Ben Lee and Ione Skye partner with Acast on new podcast network

Aussie musician Ben Lee and actor Ione Skye have partnered with independent podcast company Acast to launch The Weirder Together Podcast Network. The new

Coming in: A Sask. filmmaker's two-spirit journey - Vimarsana News

Coming in: A Sask. filmmaker's two-spirit journey

Julianna Maggrah felt something was "off" as she grew up in Northern Saskatchewan. She says she was too "white" on the reserve, and too "boyish" in the city.

Source: cbc.ca