Morgan Is the Reining Miss Queen Alberta & Miss Western Canada. She is in the final year of her dual Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology at Mount Royal University in Calgary, AB. She will pursue a legal and Justice services career as her beliefs are strongly imbeded in restorative justice and authority accountability. Since the Queen Alberta Pageant, Morgan has spent the last 9 months developing and incorporating her personal brand, The Cowgirlin Kinda Way, and her non-profit organization, Persistence Haven. With determination, Morgan created what is now the Crown Alberta Tour. The tour was an original idea of hers, and when she began planning for the Queen Alberta Pageant in the event she was crowned, she made her goal a reality. Morgan spent over 7 months traveling Alberta representing PPC, Sophia Lia, and her platform Persistence Haven - Invisible Disabilities As Miss Queen Alberta. A Cowgirl at heart, Morgan is a Jack of all trades as she can also be recognized for some of her achievements as an Athlete on Team Canada Cheerleading in 2019-2021, Her humanitarian actions in Costa Rica, Cambodia, and Peru, and achieving the Gold level Duke Of Edinburgh Award. She continues to share her passion for sports, dance, cheerleading, rodeo, mental health, and learning disabilities through her community presence as a coach, volunteer, and mentor.
MORGAN EMERY'S
ADVOCACY
I am the creator and founder of the non profit incorporation Persistence Haven. I have been working hard to create a community I refer to as the Haven specifically advocating for invisible disabilities! I myself have struggled with disabilities and I am so excited to share a platform that welcomes all! This is only the beginning of what I intend to be a generational community wellness and support organization; I hope to share with you. I represent those who face the struggles posed by invisible disabilities to the eye of the world around us. As a person who struggles with many invisible disabilities as such as ADHD dyslexia, PTSD, anxiety, depression the motive is not to withdraw sympathy.
Rather to normalize the LACK OF ASSUMPTIONS that just because nothing is visually wrong that the person is of equal capability of there peers. Persistence will never fail you but the haven is a place for support and recognition when support in ones own perseverance is running dry.
As Miss Queen Alberta 2024-2025, I am thrilled to announce the Crown Alberta Tour in collaboration with the Canadian Professional Chuckwagon Association and the World Professional Chuckwagon Association. My advocacy, Persistence Haven, aims to raise awareness for invisible disabilities, mental wellness, and overall health. The Crown Alberta Tour seeks to reach as many individuals as possible within the community and make a significant impact in the lives of Albertans.
This past race season, I had the privilege of working alongside many talented drivers and their teams, forming connections within the community that your organizations represent. As an equestrian, I have developed a deep appreciation for the sport and the exceptional athletes and horses involved. This experience has inspired me to give back to the CPCA, WPCA, and the Alberta community through the Crown Alberta Tour.
Throughout the tour, I will be creating a Biography Magazine featuring the extraordinary people who make the chuckwagon community so special. As part of this endeavor, I would be honored to have you join me at my booth for pictures and autograph signings. This event will also include fundraising, exclusive merchandise, and engaging activities to bring our community together, providing opportunities for wellness, inspiration, and connection.
I am grateful to be working with Personality Pageants, a local Calgary-based organization, to make the Crown Alberta Tour a reality. Chuckwagon racing is a beloved heritage sport in Alberta, and I cannot wait to celebrate and support the incredible individuals who make it possible.
Together, we will create a lasting, positive impact on our community and bring recognition to the amazing work being done by the chuckwagon racing community. Thank you for your consideration and support.
MISS QUEEN ALBERTA | MISS WESTERN CANADA
MORE FROM MORGAN ♡
Any fun facts about yourself that you'd like to share?
- I have been dancing for 20 years
- I have been a competitive cheerleader for 9 years, and was an active Team Canada Cheerleader from 2019-2021
- I have played hockey, baseball, rugby, basketball.
- I am a 7th generation Canadian, with the majority of my blood line being Metis originating from the Bear Clan with the additional portion made up by Native Icelandic heritage
- If you ask Someone to describe me they often will say you can't so that is where my personal brand originated from; "The Cowgirlin Kinda Way" as it is the best way to describe me; as I define the brand!
What is your favourite area of competition?
Interview
What's next for you in pageantry?
You'll find out soon!
What advice would you give someone hoping to become your successor?
You decide. you decide every day and in every moment to make the choices you do. Although it may seem crazy or like something you never thought you could do you decide if it is something you desire. As once you have desired a goal you decide when you have failed. If you are persistent and that you are not willing to accept failure or that you are not done until you have succeeded then you will always be a successful; no matter what you put your mind too. I have said this to myself many of times and that is if you have done your best that will always be good enough, cause if you are able to walk away from any and every situation knowing in your heart there wasn't one more thing you could have done than you will always be a champion.
"Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway" - Jhon Wayne
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