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John Edwards
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Writer, Driffield & Wolds Weekly (n/a)
Bridlington
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Environmental Portraits , News , Music And Entertainment , Sports , Features
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‘A day of reflection’: Collingwood’s poet laureate encourages residents to attend events for the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
By John Edwards| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified For Jillian Morris, the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation is still “a day of reflection.”“For me, it’s become important to focus on the good things that have happened,” she said. “It’s about promoting the stories of today that Indigenous people are working on and contributing to the larger story of what is Canada.”Morris, Collingwood’s poet laureate, is Kanien’kéha and was born and raised in Six Nations just like her parents before her.
By John Edwards| GuelphMercury.com Verified The Town of Collingwood has been chosen as test site for a study on a new smart door access system. The study will be performed by the school of engineering at the University of Guelph and aims to test the system with a mobile app to see how well it works, how reliable and safe it is, and how users feel about it. The system will be tested at town hall and the Collingwood Public Library.
‘A day of reflection’: Collingwood’s poet laureate encourages residents to attend events for the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
By John Edwards| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified For Jillian Morris, the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation is still “a day of reflection.”“For me, it’s become important to focus on the good things that have happened,” she said. “It’s about promoting the stories of today that Indigenous people are working on and contributing to the larger story of what is Canada.”Morris, Collingwood’s poet laureate, is Kanien’kéha and was born and raised in Six Nations just like her parents before her.
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Driffield & Wolds Weekly (n/a)