Co-creator and facilitator of an experiment in “reconciling with the land and each other” culminating in a Land Back rematriation of an 98-acre cultural and environmental landscape.


Facilitator of a cultural re-orientation of Port Au Choix National Historic Site,  towards UNDRIP an ancient Indigenous burial ground and rich living cultural landscape. 


Creator and curator, Plants Growing Along the River, a learning guide for reconciliation through land, plants, and Metis culture.


Creator and co-host, Bannock and Jam, a yearly land-based gathering for singing, plants, and reconciling relationship 2017 – 2021.


Creator and co-host, Jam by Tree, an annual community celebration of ‘ukulele, singing, and one very big very old tree, 2018 – 2021.


Creator, writer and performer, “The Minister of Sugar Speaks”, a series of politically-charged dialogues. 


Creator and facilitator of relationships between art and cultural professionals and institutions  as Canadian Consul in Barcelona, Spain.


Co-founder and facilitator, the first Terry Fox Marathon of Hope in Havana which became the largest Terry Fox event outside of Canada, raising funds for Cuba’s Cancer Research Institute.

I live, create, and flourish thanks to the people – the ancestors, the living, and the generations to come – of Treaty Six, and the Dakota and Michif. I am grateful to them. I have endeavoured to act on TRC Principle Eight, and Calls to Action #83, 92, 57, and while I haven’t always done that well, I am committed to trying. I believe in Indigenous Guardianship of lands and waters, and the need to respect and follow Indigenous ways of knowing for our collective health.