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Freelance writer | TIFF Programmer for Canadian feature films
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Inuk Artist Elisapie Is a Natural Force

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By Kelly Boutsalis Verified
| ELLE Canada Verified
The last time I saw Elisapie was onstage recently in Toronto; she mesmerized the crowd with songs from her latest album, Inuktitut, before wrapping up the show with an open invitation to come and dance with her onstage. In the spirit of good journalism, I joined the fans who rushed up to sway along to “Inuuniaravit (Born to Be Alive)”—a cover of the 1978 hit by French artist Patrick Hernandez—with the singer and her band.
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21 Inspiring Indigenous American Activist Accounts To Follow To Learn About Indigenous People, Issues and Life

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By Kelly Boutsalis Verified
| Parade Magazine Verified
While Instagram often shows the glossy side of life—the beautiful vacations, the impeccable farm homes and the private jet life—it also offers the opportunity to gain knowledge about un-glossy, but important issues.
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In Toronto, an Indigenous Women’s Emergency Shelter Provides a Safe Haven to Recover

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By Kelly Boutsalis Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key Takeaways Anduhyaun’s new transitional housing facility for women and children escaping violence centers the cultural identities of its residents in its design. Belyea opens the sliding door to the Nookomis, which is clad in cedar planks cut in an irregular wave pattern.
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