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A moment of Covid clarity

Some minor health issues of late have led me to give up wheat and dairy.

Dan Isaac

Get vaccinated

This year was surreal. The pandemic made it seem like I existed without really living.

Maïtée Labrecque-Saganash

Jacques le Chaud

Having recently acquired a Homebase Alexa, I ask it many questions, the most frequent being about the temperature and weather.

Sonny Orr

The four, then zero, days of Christmas

We were glued to our screens, waiting for Premier François Legault to announce how we were going to celebrate Christmas during a pandemic.

Sonny Orr

Pandemic Christmas 2020

We were glued to our screens, waiting for Premier François Legault to announce how we were going to celebrate Christmas during a pandemic.

Xavier Kataquapit

Melly Chlistmas

Another year comes to an end. The yearly solstice celebration, aka Christmas, is upon us. Then the days get longer, and eventually the sun will once again brighten and warm our souls and bodies.

Will Nicholls

Getting trolled (again)

About a year ago, I was collaborating with Picbois Productions on a series of videos that would later go viral on social media.

Maïtée Labrecque-Saganash

Normal love

While 2020 has undoubtedly been a bleak year, there seems to be some light at the end of the tunnel.

Dan Isaac

Relentless

After using white-knuckle driving skills to drive icy roads up hills and around deep curves on an isolated gravel road, we returned home after seeing a few ptarmigans flitting about

Sonny Orr

Lest we forget

n the Cree language we have no word for “war.” Instead, we call it “Mah-shi-keh-win,” which translates to “fighting”.

Xavier Kataquapit

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