COLONIZATION ROAD (Film)

Anishinaabe comedian & activist Ryan McMahon explores the history of road names in Ontario, as reminders of the displacement of First Nations people.

Saturday Oct.14, 2:15pm at City Hall 

Sunday Oct.22, 6pm at City Hall

Venue:
City Hall presented in partnership with Queen of the Square Cinema

1 Wellington Street

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