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Jennifer Chrumka

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As seen in: CBUT-TV (Vancouver, BC), Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBUO-FM (Fort Nelson,BC), Unreserved, The Globe and Mail, Flipboard, The Tyee, Maisonneuve Magazine, The Wren
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The Radical Magic of Estelle Shook

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By Jennifer Chrumka Verified
| The Tyee Verified
Creative Forces is a Tyee series that spotlights people in the community who are using their creativity as a force for good. A collaboration between The Tyee and CreativeMornings/Vancouver, Creative Forces is a monthly publication and event series that celebrates people in B.C. who are using their creativity — original ideas, innovation and imagination — to make a positive, tangible impact on those around them. Do you know someone who could be the subject of a Creative Forces profile?
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The Radical Magic of Estelle Shook

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By Jennifer Chrumka Verified
| Flipboard
6 hours ago A Star Wars superfan who moved "halfway across the globe" from the US to Lancashire said she has been amazed at how her newly-adopted home has become a draw for fans from all over the world. Jessica Monger grew up in California not far from the franchise creator George Lucas and moved to Cleveleys …
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She’s changing how Indigenous artists see themselves

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By Jennifer Chrumka Verified
| The Wren
Shay Paul, at left, with Elder Joanne Brown, at right. Brown is a member of the Cheslatta Carrier Nation, L’silu clan who shared opening remarks at the Trout Children exhibition opening on March 13, 2026. Photo by Amira Alam/The Tyee Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on The Tyee. The Wren received express permission to reshare. Walking into the Stínestin Gallery is like being welcomed into a home.
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