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Adriel Smiley

Toronto
As seen in: CJRU, MSN Canada, CBC Arts, CBC News, Sportsnet Canada, blogTO, TorontoToday.ca, West End Phoenix, NEXT Magazine, On the Record News, RANGE
Best Canadian Music Writing 2024 & 2025 Radio Host | The Cool Table Live 📻 Co-Creator | @albummodepod 🎙 Polaris Music Prize BoD
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Searching for Ontario’s missing Black boys

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By Grant LaFleche Verified, Shelley Ayres, Mark Kelley Verified, Adriel Smiley, Danielle Reid
| CBC News
1. A killing in the North When the guns fell silent, a man lay dead. Another man riddled with bullets escaped with his life. Two teens fled, but in the small northern Ontario community, they really had nowhere to go. Ginoogaming First Nation, a remote community of 200 people living in 90 homes, is not the kind of place that usually makes headlines. It is a 68-square-kilometre Anishnawbe reserve, tucked just south of the TransCanada Highway and next door to the tiny lakeside town of Longlac.
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Adriel’s Top 10 Songs of 2025

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By Adriel Smiley
| Met Radio
Here at Met Radio, we’re closing out 2025 with a new round of year-end favourites! To cap off the year, our volunteers and staff are sharing their personal top-ten lists, highlighting the music, media, and gems that defined the past twelve months. New lists to explore and enjoy will be dropping on the Met Radio website every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday this December! I am currently an associate producer at CBC and an extremely retired musician.
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By Adriel Smiley
| TorontoToday.ca Verified
Decades before the birth of the Toronto Raptors, the city already had a close relationship with the sport of basketball. Just like construction in the summertime or traffic on the Don Valley Parkway, basketball is an integral part of Toronto’s cultural fabric. The Museum of Toronto’s latest exhibit, titled Home Game: Toronto Loves Basketball, is a tribute dedicated to the impact of the sport on the city.
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