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'Yellowknife opened doors I never imagined': A woman's journey from Uganda to Aurora College

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After four years of intensive study and innumerable sacrifices, Yellowknifer Margaret Namyalo, 56, graduated Thursday with a Bachelor of Science in nursing from the University of Victoria at Aurora College. She said moving to Yellowknife was "the best experience that... has happened in my life."

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'Yellowknife opened doors I never imagined': A woman's journey from Uganda to Aurora College

After four years of intensive study and innumerable sacrifices, Yellowknifer Margaret Namyalo, 56, graduated Thursday with a Bachelor of Science in nursing from the University of Victoria at Aurora College. She said moving to Yellowknife was "the best experience that... has happened in my life."

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