writer: isabella bourque – The Dagligtale

An Interview with a Canadian Comedy Icon

BY ISABELLA BOURQUE I recently got to sit down (on the phone) with the star and creator of Corner Gas, Canadian comedian Brent Butt, to ask him… Read more “An Interview with a Canadian Comedy Icon”

BY: ISABELLA BOURQUE February in the Aboriginal Student’s Office is full of fun events! Our next community meal and paint night is on Feb. 20 from 5… Read more “ASO Happenings in March and New Clubs!”

BY ISABELLA BOURQUE The ASO is always hosting fun, exciting, and educational activities around campus available for everyone to participate in. Another evening of the Workshops in… Read more “Workshops in Building Capacity for Reconciliation Happening Tonight and ASO has New Indigenous Club”

BY ISABELLA BOURQUE The Aboriginal Students’ Office (ASO) held their monthly drum circle Nov. 22 which was led by Michael Fraser of Cold Lake First Nation. The… Read more “Drum Circles and Beading are a Great Way to Beat Stress and Build Community”

By ISABELLA BOURQUE Métis week started off with a performance from the Edmonton Métis Cultural Dancers and a Workshop in Building Capacity for Reconciliation on Nov. 14 in… Read more “Métis Week Celebrations Honour Traditions, Ancestry”

BY ISABELLA BOURQUE On Oct. 22, the Workshops in Building Capacity for Reconciliation held the second workshop of the school year. The night was focused on Indigenous… Read more “Indigenous Health and the Racist Healthcare System”

By ISABELLA BOURQUE There are so many misconceptions when it comes to Indigenous people and our heritage. Having the advantage of taking Indigenous courses here at Augustana is… Read more “Indigenous Courses a Step Towards Understanding”

BY ISABELLA BOURQUE There are so many misconceptions when it comes to Indigenous people and our heritage. Having the advantage of taking Indigenous courses here at Augustana… Read more “The Importance of Taking Indigenous Courses”

By ISABELLA BOURQUE The Workshops in Building Capacity for Reconciliation focus on educating the public about Indigenous history and what life was like for many people when colonization… Read more “September’s Workshop for Reconciliation: Residential Schools”