Most likely, I won‘t finish this before the end of January but I wanted to at least start this third book from the #NewYearWhoDis list from @michellelav because it‘s about something I don‘t know much about as an American. I‘m looking forward to learning more.
When your daughter is as much of a book worm as you. Lends you some good reads while on holiday. @michellelav On to the next
pickThe state of emergency was declared on Oct. 28, 2011, by Attawapiskat‘s new chief, Theresa Spence. I had known her through her work on council. She didn‘t strike me as a firebrand... She was worried that, as the arctic winter descended on the community, people in these makeshift quarters could die.
Chief Spence asked me to speak with Minister John Duncan about a plan to deal with the immediate crisis of families living in tents and sheds.
pickMust read for all Canadians - powerful and education look into the lives of Aboriginals living in Ontario's most Northern reserves
Children of the Broken Treaty: Canada's Lost Promise and One Girl's Dream | 
