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Tomson Highway's awards and accolades include:
-Ten honorary degrees, from various universities
-A member of the Order of Canada
- Maclean's magazine most important people in Canadian history 1998
-National Aboriginal Achievement Award in Arts and Culture 2001
-Multiple Dora Mavor Moore Awards
-Nomination for the Governor General's Award
Scene from the Rez Sisters
-Highway was born on December 6th,1951 in Brochet, Manitoba.
-He attended Guy Hill Indian Residential School from ages 6 to 15.
-He got his Bachelor of the Arts in Honours Music in 1975 and his B.A. in English in 1976.
Teaching engagements at universities, colleges, schools, theatres, nightclubs, concert halls, bookstores, art galleries, and other institutions.
He has criss-crossed North America, Europe, and the world with his readings, lectures, performances
-He worked as a social worker for seven years on reserves across Ontario and Canada.
All this has made Tomson Highway the most famous and recognized Canadian aboriginal playwright. With him spreading awarness of aboriginals and is also said to be one of Canada’s foremost feminist playwrights. which he says comes from his roots as a Cree
-He published his first play the Rez Sisters in 1986