Aurora Ominika-Enosse reflects on lessons learned as a Daughter of the Vote

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Aurora Ominika-Enosse reflects on lessons learned as a Daughter of the Vote

Warren Schlote

Apr 10, 2019 - 4 min read

Wiikwemkoong’s Aurora Ominika-Enosse, centre, recently spent a week in Ottawa as part of the Daughters of the Vote initiative. She represented the riding of Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing, the post normally held by MP Carol Hughes, left. The two attended a special lunch with Canada’s first female prime minister Kim Campbell, right.

Aurora Ominika-Enosse reflects on lessons learned as a Daughter of the Vote — Wiikwemkoong’s Aurora Ominika-Enosse, centre, recently spent a week in Ottawa as part of the Daughters of the Vote initiative. She represented the riding of Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing, the post normally held by MP Carol Hughes, left. The two attended a special lunch with Canada’s first female prime minister Kim Campbell, right.

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