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Wayne K. Spear was born at Buffalo, New York and grew up in southern Ontario. For over twenty years he has published essays, newspaper articles, fiction, and poetry and has worked in communications, health, and education. He was the founding managing editor of a nationally distributed literary journal and is currently a contributor to the
National Post and
Huffington Post. His forthcoming book
Full Circle: a story of the Indian residential school legacy, the Aboriginal Healing Foundation, and reflections on the work of hope, healing, reconciliation and change will be published in the fall of 2013 by McGill-Queen’s University Press. Wayne K. Spear lives in Toronto.
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Brazeau knows nothing about life on an indian reserve. He took an easy way to get where he is and i think he is no example to me as someone born on six nations, survivor of indian residential school, & the political settlement agreement horrific application which i went through. I maintained connection w my birthplace. I & many others would actually do the job!!