Uytae Lee, Author at The Discourse.

Do you spend hours commuting on the TTC? This Scarborough resident does

By Aparita Bhandari, Paul Ohonsi & Uytae Lee ● Scarborough ● June 5, 2019

‘It’s kind of a love-hate relationship,’ Michael Manu says of his reliance on the TTC’s under-resourced transit system.

Check your bus: Is it among Scarborough’s most delayed routes?

By Caitlin Havlak & Uytae Lee ● Scarborough ● June 4, 2019

Find out how your regular bus routes measure up on delays and frequency of service.

Scarborough residents and city councillors discuss personal side of transit

By Anita Li, Uytae Lee & Trevon Smith ● Scarborough ● March 22, 2019

The LRT versus subway debate inevitably came up, resulting in a few heated exchanges.

Making space to talk about mental health in Scarborough

By Aparita Bhandari, Paul Ohonsi & Uytae Lee ● Scarborough ● February 28, 2019

One woman’s journey from fear to finding comfort at the Shoniker Clinic.

Why Canadian Idol star Farley Flex has Scarborough pride

By Aparita Bhandari, Paul Ohonsi & Uytae Lee ● Scarborough ● February 22, 2019

Malvern native Farley Flex credits his hometown with helping launch his career.

Speaking Tsimshian in the city

By Robin Perelle & Uytae Lee ● Urban Nation ● February 1, 2019

Joey Wesley left northern B.C. for Vancouver, but his Indigenous language never left him.

This residential school survivor is teaching a new generation to speak Ojibwe

By Robin Perelle & Uytae Lee ● Urban Nation ● January 17, 2019

“Wow — after getting beaten speaking my language, 65 years later, I get to teach it,” says Dorothy Eastman.

These language classes are helping Indigenous people reclaim their ‘stolen heritage’

By Robin Perelle & Uytae Lee ● Urban Nation ● December 21, 2018

‘It’s extremely important that these programs keep going,’ one Cree student tells us in this video.

How saying ‘I’m gay’ in Heiltsuk connects this Indigenous man to his ancestors

By Robin Perelle & Uytae Lee ● Urban Nation ● December 14, 2018

‘That word makes me so happy,’ Steven Hall says with a smile.

Help us investigate fake Indigenous art

By Francesca Fionda & Uytae Lee ● Urban Nation ● December 3, 2018

Cheap fakes are ripping off Indigenous artists in souvenir shops across Canada. Grab your phone to help us pinpoint where.

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Do you spend hours commuting on the TTC? This Scarborough resident does

Check your bus: Is it among Scarborough’s most delayed routes?

Scarborough residents and city councillors discuss personal side of transit

Making space to talk about mental health in Scarborough

Why Canadian Idol star Farley Flex has Scarborough pride

Speaking Tsimshian in the city

This residential school survivor is teaching a new generation to speak Ojibwe

These language classes are helping Indigenous people reclaim their ‘stolen heritage’

How saying ‘I’m gay’ in Heiltsuk connects this Indigenous man to his ancestors

Help us investigate fake Indigenous art

Nanaimo Affordable Housing Society name change to Ballenas ‘in discussion’ for years,’ says CEO

10 ways to better support tenants with vulnerabilities due to income, age or disabilities

‘I want it to stop’: Tenants and advocates allege bullying by non-profit housing provider

Q and A: What are vulnerable tenants rights in non-profit housing?

Who will protect low-income seniors from dying in extreme heat?

Seniors left in distress — or dead — for days in Nanaimo Affordable Housing Society units

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