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TEDx Is Coming To Toronto Soon & Paul Sun-Hyung Lee From 'Kim's Convenience' Is A Speaker

Come explore 'Uncharted' territory with Appa!
TEDx Is Coming To Toronto Soon & Paul Sun-Hyung Lee From 'Kim's Convenience' Is A Speaker
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TEDXToronto is back in February and gearing up for a new season with its latest cohort of speakers including a well-known actor in the city. 

Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, known for his performance on the hit show 'Kim's Convenience' will also be in attendance as a keynote speaker.  

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Lee is known in Toronto for playing Appa in Kim’s Convenience. The actor has also Canadian Screen Awards.

He will be among four speakers in the TEDx series called 'Uncharted'.

The upcoming event is coming to a screen near you on February 4, 2021 as a digital event. 

"The world today is something we’ve never experienced before, and these uncharted waters are making us ask some big questions," their website read. 

"How can we see the larger picture, find sources of hope and realize the power each of us has to chart a better course?"

Tickets got for $15 for single event passes or $25 for their season pass. The show will go from 7-9 pm (EST).  

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