AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIndigenous Arts: A new Carleton University exhibition by Cree artist Joi T. Arcand imagines a future where Cree syllabics fill everyday spaces, highlighting the language’s lack of visibility. Learning Through Culture: Toronto students are bringing history to life by pitching historical figures for Murdoch Mysteries episodes and performing skits. Music & Memory: Alanis Morissette’s mother, Georgia, has released a memoir about fleeing Hungary, raising a family in Ottawa and building a career as a teacher and yoga instructor. Live Events: Sidhu Moosewala’s hologram tour opened with a sold-out Toronto show featuring his original vocals; organizers have moved the Headies’ Toronto finale to April 2027. Books: Canadian poet Anne Carson’s Nobel Prize win is driving a surge in book sales, library holds and streams. Indigenous Justice: The Supreme Court has set a sentencing framework for cases involving Indigenous offenders and victims, clarifying how Indigenous traditions should inform sentencing.
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