This Yellowknife nursing student is fighting cancer - and for her housing

This Yellowknife nursing student is fighting cancer — and for her housing
Yellowknifer Toni Anderson and her four children must move out of Aurora College’s student housing by June 30 while the single mother of four undergoes cancer treatment because she’s not a full-time student. Anderson intends to return full-time next January.
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Toni Anderson and children told to leave student housing by late June because she won't be a full-time student
Posted: Feb 18, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: February 18
Toni Anderson, a second-year nursing student at Aurora College who is undergoing treatment for cancer, has been told she and her four children have to move out of their student housing unit by the end of June because she won't be a full-time student next semester. She's a part-time student now but the college made an exception for her this semester.(Kate Kyle/CBC)

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