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George Elliott Clarke and Subrata Kumar Das on NRB TV

George Elliott Clarke featured in interview on new “5 Poets” project

April 27, 2026

Professor George Elliott Clarke is featured in a recent television interview discussing his ongoing creative project, 5 Poets Breaking Into Song (#22): Anglo/Bangla Canadian Canticles.

Sebastian Sobecki at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library on CBC News

Professor Sebastian Sobecki featured on CBC's The National for medieval "Spider King" discovery

April 05, 2026

A recent segment on The National highlights groundbreaking research at the University of Toronto that uncovered a rare 15th-century French royal letter—linked to King Louis XI of France, known as the "Spider King."

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