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A residential school Survivor is Queen s newest representative.
At a Tuesday press conference at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Quebec, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that Mary Simon, an Inuit woman, will be Canada s 30th Governer General after receiving Queen Elizabeth II s approval. I am honoured and humbled to be Canada s first Indigenous Governor General, Simon says. I can confidently say that this appointment is a historic and inspirational moment for Canada.
Simon began her remarks Inuktitut, another first.
She was raised in Kuujjuaq, a village on the shore of Koksoak River on Ungava Bay in Quebec and former Hudson s Bay post. Simon attended Fort Chimo day school, where she was denied the ability to learn French despite in the predominantly French-speaking Quebec, something she says she is working on. Her father was a white fur trader from Manitoba. Simon says she led a very traditional lifestyle and says her
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By: Vanessa Misciagna
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EAST BURKE, Vt. â Tucked away in the upper corner of Vermont, a trio of counties creates a secluded outdoor utopia.
What Essex, Caledonia, and Orleans counties may lack in human population, they make up for in beauty so remarkable that together theyâve earned a royal name: The Northeast Kingdom. Itâs like living in a Norman Rockwell painting, said local resident Johnny Lotti.
Lotti came to the Northeast Kingdom town of East Burke with his wife and opened Café Lotti five years ago. He was attracted to the region not just because it had the visual appeal of a Rockwell, but the character too.