English Language Arts
Please review each article prior to use: grade-level applicability and curricular alignment might not be obvious from the headline alone.
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Hommage vivant à une pionnière du théâtre franco-manitobain
6 minute read Preview Friday, Oct. 17, 2025
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The Orange Notebooks navigate love, longing and a quest for a lost child
5 minute read Preview Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025New truths emerge among sea of orange
5 minute read Preview Monday, Sep. 29, 2025This is what I want you to know
5 minute read Preview Monday, Sep. 29, 2025In praise of messy, unruly free speech
5 minute read Preview Friday, Sep. 26, 2025
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Local filmmaker’s lo-fi feature packs a punch
4 minute read Preview Thursday, Sep. 25, 2025Setting the record straight on Reading Recovery
4 minute read Preview Wednesday, Sep. 24, 2025
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Indigenous stories given wings by peers, playwrights
8 minute read Preview Thursday, Sep. 25, 2025The original intent of ‘woke’ has been lost
4 minute read Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2022Seemingly any person or political position can be disparaged and dismissed these days with a single four-letter word: “woke.”
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Rescued shepherd cross deserves to put his paws up
3 minute read Preview Tuesday, Aug. 10, 2021
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Moody historical fiction gives life to filles du roi banished to French colonies
4 minute read Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011Bride of New France
By Suzanne Desrochers
Penguin Canada, 224 pages, $25
This is a moody, beautiful piece of historical fiction, casting Louis XIV's Paris as a grey and Gothic city, pitiless toward its poor and dark with imperial desires.