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May 12, 2026

CBC New Indigenous Voices 2026 participants begin training

Participants will spend 14 weeks learning the essential elements of working in the film, TV and digital media industries.

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A clean, graphic title card for a webinar titled “CBC New Indigenous Voices Q+A webinar.” The text appears in large teal and grey lettering on a light grey background with subtle circular patterns. “CBC New Indigenous Voices” is prominently displayed in teal, with “Q+A webinar” below in grey. On the left side, a vertical teal panel features abstract geometric shapes in shades of teal and grey, including circles and semicircles arranged in a modern pattern. In the upper right, a maroon and teal circular design element echoes the geometric theme. At the bottom right of the image are the CBC logo, in red, and the National Screen Institute logo, featuring a circular multicolour mark followed by the organization’s name in black text. The overall design is modern and minimal, using a coordinated colour palette of teal, grey and maroon to create a professional webinar thumbnail.

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Collage of nine participant headshots arranged in circular frames across a light grey patterned background. The images show a mix of posed portraits and casual photos, including participants in professional attire, denim shirts and jackets, a black-and-white portrait with a camera, a person holding a red heart-shaped object and several close-up headshots.

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Collage of 10 headshots showing diverse participants, including men and women, arranged on a light grey background. These headshots are of the 2026 CBC New Indigenous Voices participants.

May 12, 2026

CBC New Indigenous Voices 2026 participants begin training

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Collage of 10 circular headshots showing diverse participants, including men and women, arranged on a light grey background.

March 31, 2026

Indigenous creators begin training in Winnipeg virtual production lab

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