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Images Festival is an organization based in Toronto, Ontario, that acknowledges its operations on land historically occupied by various Indigenous nations, including the Anishinaabe, Chippewa, Haudenosaunee, Huron-Wendat, and Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. The festival is committed to addressing settler complicity and fostering an inclusive environment for Indigenous artists and curators as part of its ongoing accountability work. By actively engaging with Indigenous communities and challenging colonial structures, Images Festival aims to create a supportive infrastructure for Indigenous peoples in the arts. The organization expresses solidarity with Indigenous populations both locally on Turtle Island and globally, emphasizing the importance of learning and critiquing existing systems. Generated from the website

Allure Fitness Inc, located in Hamilton, ON, is a vibrant studio dedicated to empowering individuals through movement and fitness. Since 2009, they have provided a welcoming community where women can engage in a variety of classes, including Pole, Aerial, Reformer Pilates, and specialty workshops, all designed to enhance strength and confidence. With a commitment to making fitness accessible, Allure offers in-person, online, and hybrid options to suit every lifestyle. Their dynamic approach not only focuses on physical fitness but also fosters self-discovery and personal growth, making it a go-to destination for those seeking a fun and transformative workout experience. Generated from the website

The Loft Art Space in Barrie, ON, is a vibrant venue celebrated for hosting a diverse range of events, including the Moving Art shows, concerts, improv performances, and recitals. With 11 years of experience in facilitating artistic expression, it has established itself as a local gem within the community. This unique space is also available for rental, making it an ideal choice for anyone looking to host special events in a creative environment. The Loft Art Space continues to play a significant role in enriching Barrie's cultural landscape. Generated from the website