November 25 2018

This week on the show...

Despite recent funding cuts from the federal government, the
largest arts touring organization in Canada is still sticking to
its commitment to bring dance to communities across the entire
country. In fact, Ballet Jorgen shows in Toronto are so popular
that the only performance of the Nutcracker this year is already
completely sold out.

Clara Osei-Yeboah sat down with Kathy Grant, the founder of the
Legacy Voices Project that memorializes the stories of black and
other coloured veterans who served in World War I and II.

And

The Men’s and Women’s summit on Masculinity in Toronto has become a
controversial event, gaining many followers. The Chair of the
Canadian Association for Equality told CJRU last week that the
#BelieveHer movement is the wrong position to take. Sofia
Vavaroutsos has the full story.

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