Lights up for Part 4 with extra creative sauce!

This is your friendly roll call to follow, tag, hire, and work with Black Canadian creatives : because we thrive together, and every scroll builds our collective momentum. From strategic minds to community builders, visual storytellers to culture shifters, these creators are teaching, connecting, entertaining, and pushing the culture forward in their own lanes.

Welcome back to our ongoing series where we celebrate the creators who are shaping Canadian culture, one post, one project, one collaboration at a time. Today’s spotlight features six incredible talents who are making moves across different creative disciplines, and honestly? They deserve all the flowers and all the opportunities.

The Creative Powerhouses You Need to Know

✨ @iamliberty : The Strategic AI Educator

Who? A forward-thinking strategist who’s bridging the gap between AI education and authentic human connection.

Liberty is revolutionizing how we think about digital storytelling by combining strategic thinking with AI education and empowerment. Through video content and digital platforms, she’s making complex tech concepts accessible while keeping the human element front and centre.

Why It Matters: In a world where AI feels intimidating to many creators, Liberty is demystifying the technology and showing how creators can leverage these tools without losing their authentic voice. She’s not just teaching strategy : they’re empowering creators to stay competitive and innovative.

Connect: Follow Liberty for insights that will level up your content game and help you navigate the intersection of technology and creativity with confidence.

✨ @tristanjbarrocks : The Visual Visionary

Who? A cinematic storyteller, whose visual work speaks volumes before you even hit play.

Tristan creates impactful visuals and cinematic storytelling that captures emotion, movement, and meaning. Their work spans commercial projects, personal narratives, film and everything in between, always with an eye for detail that sets them apart.

Why It Matters: In our visual-first culture, Tristan represents the next generation of Black Canadian directors who are changing how stories are told. He’s proving that representation behind the camera creates entirely different : and necessary : perspectives on screen.

Connect: If you need visuals that don’t just look good but feel intentional and impactful, Tristan’s your person.

✨ @catchkarhere : The Community Connector

Who? A natural host, event planner and community builder who understands that great content happens when people come together.

Karlena specializes in bringing people together through hosting, events, and community-building initiatives. They create spaces where connections happen organically and collaborations are born.

Why It Matters: Community isn’t just a buzzword for Karlena : it’s a practice. In an increasingly digital world, they’re reminding us that real relationships and face-to-face connections still drive the best creative work. She’s building the networks that support and sustain entrepreneurs and creatives.

Connect: Whether you’re looking for your next collaborator or want to join a community that gets it, Kar’s events and initiatives are where you want to be.

✨ @digitalstemcell : The Tech Innovator

Who? A tech-forward thinker who approaches innovation with intention and purpose.

Ryan brings together cutting-edge technology thinking with strategic intention. They’re exploring how digital tools can serve creators and communities, not just disrupt them.

Why It Matters: While everyone’s talking about the future of tech, Ryan is actually building it : with Black, neurodivergent creators and communities in mind. He represent the intentional approach to innovation that ensures new technologies serve everyone, not just Silicon Valley.

Connect: Follow for insights on how technology can work for you, not against you, and how to stay ahead of digital trends with purpose.

✨ @zeeggy_mercy : The Authentic Creative

Who? A creator who embodies vibrant self-expression and refuses to dim her light for anyone.

Zeeggy brings creativity, authenticity, and vibrant self-expression to everything they touch. Her content is unapologetically bold, colorful, and real : exactly what the creative space needs more of.

Why It Matters: In a world of perfectly curated feeds, Zeeggy reminds us that authenticity isn’t just refreshing : it’s revolutionary. She’s showing other creators that you don’t have to fit into anyone else’s box to be successful.

Connect: If you need a dose of genuine creative energy and want to see what fearless self-expression looks like, Zeeggy’s feed is your new daily inspiration.

✨ @yukonsblackcomedian : The Truth-Teller

Who? A comedian who brings bold, relatable humor that keeps it 100% real.

This Yukon-based comedian (George that is) serves up humor that’s both bold and relatable, tackling everything from daily life to bigger social issues with wit and honesty. Their comedy doesn’t just make you laugh : it makes you think.

Why It Matters: Comedy is truth-telling in disguise, and George’s comedy is doing the important work of making people laugh while holding up a mirror to society. He’s representing as a Black comedian across Canada, proving that funny is universal but perspective is everything.

Connect: Follow for comedy that hits different : the kind that makes you laugh, nod, and share immediately.

This Spotlight Series Matters

These creators aren’t just making content : they’re building culture. Each one brings something unique to the Canadian creative landscape, and together they represent the diversity, innovation, and excellence that defines Black Canadian creativity today.

At Black Canadian Creators, we know that visibility leads to opportunity. When we spotlight creators like these six, we’re not just celebrating their work : we’re expanding the network of people who know about them, can hire them, and want to collaborate with them.

The Ripple Effect

Every tag, follow, and share creates momentum. When you engage with Black Canadian creators, you’re:

  • Amplifying their reach beyond their current audience
  • Creating collaboration opportunities they might not have found otherwise
  • Supporting their business by increasing their visibility to potential clients
  • Building a stronger creative community across Canada

This isn’t just about social media metrics : it’s about economic empowerment and community building.

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How to Actually Support (Beyond the Double-Tap)

Follow : but also turn on notifications for creators whose work genuinely resonates with you.

Tag : when someone asks for recommendations in your industry, mention these creators by name.

Hire : if you have projects, budgets, or opportunities, reach out directly.

Collaborate : propose partnerships, cross-promotions, or creative exchanges.

Amplify : share their work in your stories, quote-tweet with added context, or recommend them in relevant conversations.

The goal isn’t just to be a passive audience member : it’s to be an active participant in building an ecosystem where Black Canadian creators thrive.

Now Your Turn: Who’s Next?

This is Part 4, but it’s definitely not the end. The Black Canadian creative community is deep, diverse, and constantly evolving. We want to make sure every creator gets their moment to shine.

Who needs flowers next? 🌸

Tag your favorite Black Canadian creator in the comments below. Tag yourself if you’re doing the work. Tag your crew and let’s make sure this momentum keeps building.

Don’t just follow : hire, collaborate, and support. Let’s make sure every Black Canadian creative gets their moment, their opportunity, and their flowers.

Whether you’re a brand looking for authentic partnerships, another creator seeking collaboration, or someone who simply wants to discover amazing talent, consider this your starting point. These six creators are just the beginning of what’s possible when we intentionally spotlight and support Black Canadian excellence.

Ready to connect? Check out our creators directory to discover even more talent, or visit our events page to meet creators in person.

The culture is calling ; who’s answering?

#blackcanadianexcellence #creatorspotlight #supportblackcreators #canadiancreatives

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Author

  • Sherley is a Toronto-based content strategist, podcast producer. She’s the founder of The Chonilla Network and has over 7+ years of experience in podcasting, storytelling, social media, and digital strategy. She helps creators, businesses and brands show up with authenticity and impact through new media.


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