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The truth about stories is that’s all we are.

Thomas King

Education matters. Around elections, the importance of education becomes so clear. How are we promoting critical thinking? How are we raising awareness for the issues in our local communities? How are we teaching historical patterns of injustice an
The Berry Pickers ✨📓 The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters is a gorgeous and heart wrenching novel that centers the disappearance of a young Indigenous girl. Amanda Peters draws on her own Mi’kmaw heritage and experience with East Coast berry f
October is the time for slowing down. ❤️🍂 Nothing beats reading by a crackling fire. /bookstagram, books and wine, October vibes
This weekends reading spot 🥰
a rare slow morning ✨🍂 Canadian friends - what are your long weekend plans? / bookstagram, books and coffee, fall reads, thanksgiving weekend
October: more reading, less running around. 🎃✨🍂📓☕️🌲 #bookstagramcanada #octoberaffirmations #booksandcoffee☕️ #currentlyreading #westcoastpages #octobervibes
🧡 Reading is activism. Truth & Reconciliation Day / Orange Shirt Day is on Monday here in Canada. Whenever I have had the opportunity to listen and learn from Indigenous educators, speakers, and creators - “educate yourself” has be
NOVEL STUDIES When planning your book lists: What stories are you bringing into your learning spaces? Whose stories are you bringing into your learning spaces? ❤️ #tptstore #novelstudy #decolonizeyourbookshelf
September 30th is the National Day of Truth & Reconciliation in Canada. 2 important documents to teach in your learning spaces are: The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) The Truth & Reconciliation Commi