Central Albertan receives 2023 Indigenous Student Award

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• British Columbia: Andrea Baedak (White Rock), Kieanna Boomer-Jones (Vernon), Tia de Groot (Vancouver), Jesset Karlen (Vancouver), Deena Watson (Victoria)
• Alberta: Morgan Black (Calgary), Jordanna Kreider (Edmonton), Sepehko-Mekwanisis Lightning (Calling Lake), Arlene Misko (Grande Prairie), Alicia Quick (Kinuso), Gerrod Rain (Maskwacis), Brenna van Boeschoten (Calgary)
• Saskatchewan: Patrick Kissick (La Ronge), Chantel Redman (Fort Qu’Appelle), Tawni Severight (Regina)
• Manitoba: Irene Crosthwaite-Fidler (Winnipeg), Jo-Ann Johnson (Winnipeg), Francine Turner (Winnipeg)
• Ontario: Kelsey Allen (St. Catharines), Mallory Jamieson (Ohsweken), Lesley (Maggie) Rismondo (Longlac), Drea Sinclair (Thunder Bay), Kristen Summers (Southwold)
• Quebec: Connie Martin (Listuguj)
• New Brunswick: Karlee Murphy (Campbellton)

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Officials say the awards are open to all Indigenous Canadian students who have resumed studies and completed at least one full year of study after being away from school for at least 12 months. Applicants are required to submit an essay outlining the obstacles and challenges they have overcome in pursuit of further education. Each year, up to 25 winners across the country are awarded a prize.

Full qualification details are available Awards for Indigenous Students.

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