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‘It’s where we feel at home’: Cree student on why Indigenous spaces matter in city schools

April 28, 2026

For a young Cree student-athlete leaving his community for the city, the hardest part isn’t just the faster school deadlines or tougher practices—it’s learning how to find your place in a world that feels completely different.

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