Television & Film Appearances
- 2012: The Marilyn Denis Show (TV series), Panelist.
– Episode #2.79 (2012) … Herself – Episode #2.44 (2011) … Herself – Episode #1.15 (2011) … Herself
- 2010: George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight (TV series)
– Episode #7.24 (2010) … Herself - Performer – Episode dated 2 December 2009 (2009) … Herself
- 2009: eTalk (TV series), Correspondent
- Episode dated 18 March 2009 - Episode dated 20 March 2009 - Episode dated 3 April 2009 - Episode dated 23 April 2009 - Episode dated 27 April 2009 - Episode dated 17 August 2009 - Episode dated 19 August 2009 - Episode dated 20 August 2009 - Episode dated 27 August 2009 - Episode dated 3 September 2009 - Episode dated 10 September 2009 - Episode dated 12 October 2009 - Episode dated 16 October 2009 - Episode dated 2 December 2009 - Episode dated 28 January 2010 - Episode dated 7 April 2010 - Episode dated 28 April 2010 - Episode dated 29 June 2010
- 2009: C.T.V.'s "Interview with Jay-Z", Interviwer.
- 2008: C.T.V.'s "Jammin in Jamaica with Jully Black", Host.
- 2008: Saving God (character: Aunt Essie)
- 2007: 'Da Kink in My Hair (TV series) (character: Veronika)
- 2007: My Gift Is My Song: George Canyon Christmas (TV movie), Musical Guest
- 2006: Words to Music: The Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame 2006 (TV movie)
- 2005: Video on Trial (TV Series)
– Episode #1.28 (2006) … Herself – Episode #1.9 (2005) … Herself – Episode #1.2 (2005) … Herself
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