Happy by Ellie Yu
Happy is my aunt’s dog. The first time I met Happy was when I first came to Winnipeg. My first impression of Happy was so good. I was so tired after flying to Winnipeg by myself, so I wanted to arrive home early and take a rest. When I got…
Forever Young by Kitty Zhang
(The one on the left is my mother and the one on the right is my aunt.) The two most important people in my life are my mother and my aunt. I want to share with you the story of the first time I went to Disneyland with them. Our…
My Family by Lisa Ding
My secret to happiness is to relax and travel with family. My son moved to the US when he was15 years to go to school there. Because our business was very busy, we couldn’t visit him as often as we wanted to, and we felt sorry for our son. So…
Secret Training on a Saturday Morning by Doris Leung
“Well done, Max.” My husband praised and my son kept cycling without training wheels, without being held and without falling off his bike. Before that Max used to refuse to ride without training wheels, no matter how much we encouraged him. Until one day he realized that only 3 students…
ISSUE 8 | August 2020 Newsletter
Read Issue 8 of the Heartland Student Newsletter!
My Cinderella by Jason Mao
Felines are such an elegant and mysterious creature that ancient Egyptian worshiped it as one of their gods. I cannot remember when exactly I became so fond of cats. Just to be clear, I like dogs too. But cats are my favourite. I’m definitely a cat person. There are many…
My Dog by Kitty Zhang
Kitty writes about her childhood dog, Carl.
A Trip in Canada Last Summer by Dana Kim
Dana shares about the time she explored Canada with her family.
Our Old Table by Cynthia Lestari
Cynthia shares with us a childhood memory about a table that has been passed down for generations in her family.
Sweet Memory by Lily Nguyen
The sun was dropping down at the end of the road leaving some last rays of sunshine going through the thick, green, lush leaves and pouring onto the faces of the two old ladies. Sitting down on a bench in the middle of the garden, two women were every bit…