In this episode, Natasha Henry, president of the Ontario Black History Society, tells us about the importance of August 1st: Canada’s Emancipation Day.
And Edmonton City Councillor Andrew Knack tells us about a motion to cut a planned police budget increase by $11 million, and the establishment of a community-led safety and wellbeing task force to address systemic racism and the future of policing.
Finally, photographer Vik Pahwa tells us about Spacing‘s new book “Remnants of Mid-Century Toronto,” and shows us how to appreciate a sometimes unloved architectural style.
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