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| Name | Danielle Metcalfe-Chenail |
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| Location | Edmonton, AB |
| Biography | Danielle Metcalfe-Chenail is a writer, researcher and historian who currently makes her home in Edmonton. She writes across a number of genres in both print and online media but her favourite subjects are Canadian history (especially aviation, religion, contact relations, and immigration), travel, and the writing process. When she's not working or doing home reno projects she likes to hike, snowshoe, bake and play the piano. |
| Publications | For the Love of Flying: the Story of Laurentian Air Services (Robin Brass Studio, 2009). "John Bogie: A Lifetime in Aviation," Journal of the CAHS (Spring 2009). "Flying Away from it All," The Beaver: Canada's History Magazine (Feb/March 2009). "Religious Rumblings: the 1872 Earthquake in the Okanagan Valley," Okanagan History (Fall 2008) "Hidden Pasts and Unspoken Histories: J.M. Baudre O.M.I. and the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate in the Okanagan Valley," (Okanagan History (Fall 2007). "True Crime Buried in Detail," a review of Peter Grauer's Interred with Their Bones, The Goose (Fall 2007). |
| Awards | Writer's Trust of Canada Berton House Writing Residency (Oct-Dec 2010). Canada Council for the Arts Emerging Writers grant (2010-11). Graduate Student Teaching Award - UBC Faculty of Arts (2007). Okanagan Historical Association's post-secondary essay contest (2007). CGS Master's Award from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (2005). Jean Rich Foundation - Guy Champagne Canadian History Scholarship (2004). Kay Maciver Memorial Prize for best undergraduate essay in English Canadian literature (2004). |
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