Sydney Bjorndalen – Kenanow Education

Sydney Bjorndalen

Where are you from?I’m from Gillam, MB and attended the Thompson campus. Why did you choose UCN?My home is in the north, and I wanted to get educated in the north. What program did you study and why?I studied the Kenanow Bachelor of Education program. I chose this program because I thought it wouldbe a…

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Article 20: Summer Adventure Savings Challenge

Jodi Johnson It was a beautiful May morning, and Daisy Povey’s alarm abruptly interrupted her peaceful dream. It was time for her to start the day.   She had a quick shower, got herself dressed and made breakfast for her three children before it was time to wake them. She quietly tip-toed into each of their…

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Article 19: The Women Beside You

Jett Bignell            This is the story of how I died. When I say this, I do mean literally. The girl with the bright future and all the promise in the world, gone. Was it worth it? Were the temporary moments of love and affection worth the abuse? Abuse, when people hear this, they never…

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Article 18: Missing Missy

Jamie Bignell            I was in the first grade when I met her.  I didn’t know then that she would be my heart-to-heart dog, but she was!            I remember coming home early from school. We were sent home because a snow storm was bearing down on my town. As I opened the door to…

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Article 17: You Will Never Understand: A Parody of “I Tell You True” by Ali Cobby Eckermann

Madison Gurniak            Ali Cobby Eckermann was born in 1963 in Adelaide and identifies herself as a Yankunytjatjara/ Kokatha. As Aboriginal, Eckermann has endured some of the distressing challenges the community has suffered in history. She was adopted at a tender age and continually suffered sexual abuse and immense racism. She gave birth at the…

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Article 16: My Mother’s Hands

Tena Hart As I look upon my mother’s hands, I see the beauty of the world that she has held. In every vein and wrinkle her soft hands speak of a life that is filled with love, triumphs, and adventure. With her hands she has traced love into the tiny fingers of me and my…

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Article 14: Anterograde

Ally Finnerty The warm autumn morning of September 21 is the vacation day. The sleeping beauty, Bianca Blue, is fast asleep in her bed. She is a young woman living alone in a tight-knit apartment complex with her neighbours living close by. With her parents living across the country, she must fend for herself to…

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Article 13: An Indigenous Male Perspective of Indigenous Feminism

Desmond K. Canning Feminism has been defined and redefined by different feminist movements and scholars over time (Calixte, Johnson, & Motapayne, 2017). Feminist ideology focuses on the male dominance and inequality experienced by the female gender. While feminism is gender-specific, it has been debated whether feminism can be universally implied since not all cultures and…

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Article 12: To My Love, Wayne

Chadwin Scatch I thought it was the end of my life and then I met you I said I would come back after going to pass out eventually I did When we laughed I cramped I ached for your smile again I prayed for someone like you Even tho I’m still a young fool I…

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