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Born August 6, , London, England. Died February 28, , Toronto, Ontario. Shortly after the end of World War ll Una married a Canadian service man, Roy Abrahamson and in the couple settled in Canada where they raised their two children. She studied painting for awhile but went on to work as an economist and domestic historian for Chatelaine magazine in Toronto. She would also work as publicist for the kitchens at General Foods and would become a director of consumer affairs for the Dominion Store chain of supermarkets.
She also contributed numerous articles to various Canadian magazines and was a popular public speaker. Sadly in the fall of she was hit by an automobile and was in a coma for over a year. She eventually was able to speak and write. She considered herself a feminist long before it was popular. The University of Guelph Archives holds 2, cook books that were her private collection as well as some clippings and radio and TV video tapes.
Died December 3, As a child, because of her First Nation background she was forced by the government to attend Cowessess Indian Residential School. Working as a journalist she became Saskatchewan's first Native Affairs columnist when she worked at the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix newspaper. In she was interviewed by the National Film Board of Canada for the documentary Finding Dawn which is about murdered and missing Aboriginal women in Canada.
Born February 11, , Ahtahkakoop, Saskatchewan. Died April 8, , Saskatchewan. She returned to school in along with nine of her children to achieve her high school diploma. In she earned her Bachelor of Education from the University of Saskatchewan while teaching the Cree language. From through she was a teacher at the Saskatchewan Indian Cultural College and other Aboriginal schools in the province.
