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Conor Kerr
Conor Kerr is a Métis educator, writer and harvester. Raised in Buffalo Pound Lake, Saskatchewan his family is descended from the Lac Ste. Anne & Fort Des Prairies Metis communities. Conor is the Manager of Indigenous Relations & Supports at NorQuest College and a sessional instructor in the pimâcihisowin program at MacEwan University. His writing has appeared in literary magazines such as Grain, Write Across Canada, and The Malahat Review.