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Baleeiro, B. (2026, October 4). A shawarma stop before a final exhibit. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/rolling-file/a-shawarma-boost-before-a-final-exhibit/article_9b92daf0-7684-4899-aac6-f9c55deec8fa.html
Baleeiro, Beatriz. “A shawarma stop before a final exhibit.” Toronto Star, 4 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/rolling-file/a-shawarma-boost-before-a-final-exhibit/article_9b92daf0-7684-4899-aac6-f9c55deec8fa.html.
Baleeiro, Beatriz. “A shawarma stop before a final exhibit.” Toronto Star, October 4, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/rolling-file/a-shawarma-boost-before-a-final-exhibit/article_9b92daf0-7684-4899-aac6-f9c55deec8fa.html.
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Beatriz Baleeiro visited Ali Baba’s for a late-night shawarma meal before heading to an art exhibit called “Ever Sick” at Trinity Square Labyrinth (24 Trinity Sq). The installation is by artist SJ Okemow and it celebrates and expands the healing jingle dress tradition, which was created in collaboration with the disabled community.