Thomson highway autobiography example

Tomson Highwayis the proud son of legendary caribou hunter and world championship dogsled racer, Joe Highway, and artist-in-her-own-right(as bead-worker and quilt-maker extraordinaire), Pelagie Highway.

A full-blood Cree, he is a registered member of the Barren Lands First Nation, the village for which is called Brochet(pronounced “Bro-shay”)and which village is located in northern Manitoba where it meets Saskatchewan and what is now called Nunavut.

Today, he writes novels, plays, and music for a living. Having studied music and English literature at the Universities of Manitoba(Winnipeg)and Western Ontario(London), as well as in England, he earned both his Bachelor of Music Honours(Piano Performance major, 1975)and the equivalent of a Bachelor of Arts(English major, 1976), both from “Western.”

Subsequently, for seven years, he immersed himself in the field of Native social work, working with children(and parents)from broken families, with in