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Check out the latest article on CBC about the production and importance of the Chloe Cooley Heritage Minute we produced. CBC came our office earlier this week to interview director Alison Duke, producer Ngardy Conteh George and actress Olivia Barrett.

Excerpt: "It has this hard, emotional punch to it because we had to represent what Chloe went through, and we couldn't hold any punches," said Alison Duke, one of the producers and the director of the video. She said the goal was to tell the true story of slavery in Canada.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/heritage-minute-on-black-slavery-chloe-cooley-1.6402849

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representation matters: Six Emerging Black Directors Are Nominated For A Canadian Screen Award — Street Voices By Denée Seaton Six Black Directors were nominated for a Canadian Screen Award in the "Best Direction, Documentary" for directing their episode in the series, "Being Black in Toronto." The Canadian Screen Awards recognizes excellence in Canadian film, English-language, Televis