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section 35 made by justin jacob lewis. At the festival, he will be premiering a selection from section 35. I'm really excited because he did a collaboration with roots this year. You will be seeing -- and their jacket is completely aligned. They are letterman-style. >> Kelsey: I love that. >> The flying moccasin that I love and be on the new collection with roots, he talks about home on native land. A lot of people heard jully black saying. >> Kelsey: that's beautiful. Next you have a designer who uses empowering statements in her designs. Recreation crafts. >> She is the cover girl this year. So you are going to see this look specifically all over advertisements at the eaton centre. You can just see how powerful it throws back to a lot of the traditional elements that we use in north american canadian indigenous culture. The ribbons. Also those really important language around protecting the earth. Really excited to see that in person. >> Kelsey: next up. >> Empowering women. Femininity. The matriarch. This year, she has mommy and me. The matching outfit. You can see how feminine and beautiful the work is. A lot of ribbon work, which is very traditional to many of our cultures across canada. >> Kelsey: that's so beautiful. Lastly, we are going to indigenous with your design you are showcasing. >> I'm so excited. You can see -- this is all hand woven from the material that they call ulos. A lot of design comes from each nation of people from indonesia. He is working with groups of women. You can see how contemporary and how beautiful it is. >> Kelsey: this is beautiful. Thank you so much for being here today. The indigenous fashion arts festival will take place in toronto this weekend may 30th. For more information, head to indigenous fashion arts.com. We will take a short break on the show. Our "good news!" stories are right after the break. The memorial cup, presented by dow only.on tsn I can't take my eyes off my eyes. When my eyes get red, my go-to is Lumify eye drops. Lumify starts to reduce redness- in one minute. And look at the difference. My eyes look brighter and whiter for up to 6 to 8 hours. It was love at first sight- with Lumify. See for yourself. No two bodies are the same. Some pads, never got that message. But, Always FlexFoam did! It protects against differentflows for up to zero leaks. And it flexes to fitall bodies, for up to zero feel. Feel it yourself withAlways FlexFoam. Soil is where it all begins, find out where it goes from there with Fields to Forks The stories straight from our community. The farmers, the manufacturers & the distributers who love what they do, and do it right here. Fields to Forks, the process the people, the passion. Learn more at fieldstoforks.ca [ ] By reliably delivering more the Hyundai kona suv has earned, “Best Residual Value,” from jd Power four years in a row. [ ] From its advanced technology to its durability we took the best-selling subcompact suv in Canada and made it more wah. [Hyundai sting] ( ) Ummmm... Well, that's heavy... I would probably hug them and try to stop them from doing that. Don't do it! Like... you know,

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