Storytelling through dance: Indigenous youth celebrate culture and community

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Over 100 Indigenous youth are gathering in Toronto for a celebration of art, music and dance, including local talent from Saskatchewan. Rebecca Strong, Prince Albert singer and Canada's Got Talent winner and Candace Scott-Moore, artistic director for the Outside Looking In’s 19th Annual Showcase, join the show to talk about the performance and how it celebrates identity, resilience and storytelling for Indigenous youth.
14 May 2PM English Canada News Commentary

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