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Trickster producers resign amid Michelle Latimer Indigenous identity questions

Michelle Latimer on the set of Trickster, directing a scene.(CBC) Two producers with the CBC television series Trickster announced their resignations on Friday, a day after the Indigenous identity claims of the show s co-creator and director Michelle Latimer were called into question. Danis Goulet, a Cree/Métis filmmaker who worked as a consulting producer, stated on Twitter she resigned from the show last week. She wrote she initially joined the production because it would be led by Indigenous creators.  However, now that there is uncertainty about this, I feel a responsibility to uphold the values that I am dedicated to, she wrote.

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The Porter on CBC will be Canada's biggest Black-led TV series

CBC’s The Porter will be Canada’s biggest Black-led TV series A series about porters and Black-Canadian history set in Montreal s Little Burgundy is coming to CBC and BET+ By Radheyan Simonpillai Dec 10, 2020 Charles Officer, Marsha Greene, Annemarie Morais and R.T. Thorne are the creative forces behind The Porter. A CBC series about Black porters and Montreal’s jazz hub Little Burgundy community is set to become Canada’s biggest Black-led television production. The eight-part series digging into Black Canadian history will go into production in 2021 under the working title The Porter. The period piece takes place after the First World War in Little Burgundy, which was dubbed “Harlem of the North.” It follows two former soldiers who find work as railway porters, which was one of the few jobs available to Black men at the time. They worked long hours and endured abusive treatment for scant pay. That led to a civil rights fight across Canada and the U.S., a

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