CBC Books: 26 works of Canadian nonfiction coming out in spring 2024

SJC Fellow publishes new book titled Wînipêk

March 26, 2024 —

SJC Fellow Dr. Niigaan Sinclair publishes new book titled, Wînipêk, an exploration of reconciliation centred around Winnipeg, its history and people.

Based on years’ worth of columns, Niigaan Sinclair delivers a defining essay collection on the resilience of Indigenous peoples. Here, we meet the creators, leaders, and everyday people preserving the beauty of their heritage one day at a time. But we also meet the ugliest side of colonialism, the Indian Act, and the communities who suffer most from its atrocities.

Marissa Naylor

#UMIndigenous, Indigenous, indigenous education, Indigenous engagement, St John's College fellowship

Empowering students through writing

The dedication to assisting students with their writing has been a long-standing commitment for Kathy Block, a St John's College fellow.

academic learning centre, St John's College, St John's College fellowship, Undergrad students, undergraduate students

Celebrating 2024 scholarship and honorary degree recipients

The first Sunday of November is always a special time for the St John’s College community. It’s a time when we bestow honorary degrees in recognition of those who have made significant contribution to both St John’s community and the country. It is also when we celebrate the accomplishments of our graduates as well as our scholarship and bursary recipients. For the 2024 convocation on November 3, SJC is proud to recognize Rt Rev. Helen Kennedy, Dr. Evelyn Forget, and Mr. Jim Ripley. Each of these individuals has had a significant impact on our community, whether as students, on the Council, or in our chapel.

graduate students, international students, scholarship, St John's College, St John's College community, St John's College fellowship, St John's College student membership, St John's College students, Student Life, undergraduate students

Your impact on the SJC community

Our small community on campus is more than just a college for students; it’s a place of growth and where students find themselves. Fourth-year psychology student Eniola Odeleye is a prime example of this.

St John's College, St John's College alumni, St John's College community

View All Stories