Month: December 2023

Indigenous Relations

During Winter Reading break, I attended the Indigenous Relations Training program at the University of Calgary. And I would to re-share the major learnings that I had with my community as an act of reciprocity. In photo: Indigenous Blanket Exercise The Indigenous presenters at this training had given me the gift of truth and knowledge… Continue reading Indigenous Relations

My Law School Journey: How I Got Accepted To Law School In The First Round Of Acceptance

I write to express, not to impress. Therefore, what I write here is the tale of my physical but also spiritual and emotional journey. I write to share my story to help others who might be seeking this knowledge with the wish that this would lay another brick for their steps to where they are… Continue reading My Law School Journey: How I Got Accepted To Law School In The First Round Of Acceptance

Being Thrifty Allows Us to Live Comfortably Amidst Rising Cost of Living – On Minimalism

“Our utility bill was $1,200 last month. Can you believe it?” I gasped for air when a lady mentioned that to me. Did my bill go up, too? How could I afford $1,200 a month for utilities? I rushed home, checked my Enmax account and found relief when I saw that I had locked my… Continue reading Being Thrifty Allows Us to Live Comfortably Amidst Rising Cost of Living – On Minimalism

Thank you for the Award.

This past week, I was honoured with the Champion Award from the GSA and the GSA Board of Directors. I WAS SHOCKED because I didn’t expect to receive such an award. Previous winners include many great administrators that are deans, faculty members, UCalgary staff. And every year, I would be the one preparing these awards… Continue reading Thank you for the Award.