Canada’s inspirational graduates
6/22/202622 min
Graduates across the country are being celebrated by their friends, family and communities. Here at The Current we are doing the same, speaking with inspirational graduates.
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Matt Galloway· Host0:29
[music] This is a CBC podcast. Hello, I'm Matt Galloway, and this is The Current podcast. It is that time of the year when graduates across this country are being celebrated by friends, families, and communities. It is the most wonderful time of the year, and so we are taking some time here on The Current this month to speak with inspirational grads from across Canada, starting in Saskatoon. Naomi Lenvoy is graduating from St. Joseph High School. She is headed to the University of Saskatchewan in September to study in the dental hygienist program. But her real passion is to help children living with cancer, and that is because Naomi herself survived cancer at a young age. She's one of 15 students receiving a scholarship for this year's Terry Fox Humanitarian Award, and traveled recently to Ottawa for that. And Naomi joins us from our Saskatoon studio. Naomi, good morning.
Naomi Lenvoy· Guest1:21
Good morning.
Matt Galloway· Host1:22
Congratulations on graduation.
Naomi Lenvoy· Guest1:23
Thank you so much.
Matt Galloway· Host1:24
How does it feel to be done?
Naomi Lenvoy· Guest1:26
Oh, it feels so amazing.