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Brittany Boschman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Brittany Boschman is of Swampy Cree-German heritage, born and raised in Brandon, Manitoba, with strong ties to her home community of Pimicikamak Cree Nation. Brittany holds a Bachelor of Arts in Indigenous Studies and Indigenous Communications Arts (INCA) from the First Nations University of Canada, with minors in Cree and Kinesiology. In her spare time, she loves all things sports.

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Olympic bobsledder Eden Wilson aims to ‘help open doors’ for aspiring Indigenous athletes

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Brittany Boschman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

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Sports

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July 1, 2026

Recently inducted into the North American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame, the ‘Calgary’-based Métis athlete is working to break barriers for the next generation

Olympic bobsledder Eden Wilson aims to ‘help open doors’ for aspiring Indigenous athletes

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