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I believe that good leadership begins with listening to the people . This short survey is your chance to share what matters most to you — your voice will help shape my priorities if elected. Your feedback will remain confidential and will be used only to better serve our Nation. SURVEY: https://forms.gle/v139UaTnagzvrAhc9

Our cemeteries are sacred places — spaces where the stories of our ancestors rest in the earth and where our Nation’s history continues to speak. They are not just burial sites; they are places of reflection, prayer, and connection to those who came before us. Caring for them is a sacred responsibility, one that deserves the same attention and resources we give to any other part of our Nation. I believe it is time that we allocate dedicated funding for cemetery landscaping an

As Siksika Nation continues to plan for long-term prosperity, one of the most powerful investments we can make is in our children. Education is the foundation of self-determination, and ensuring that every Siksika child has the resources to pursue higher learning is a responsibility we can proudly embrace. Starting in 2026 , I propose that every newborn registered as a Siksika Nation member  receive a $500 Siksika Education Savings Certificate . This would serve as seed fundi

As Siksika Nation continues to grow and prosper, it is vital that we ensure every member—no matter where they live—has a fair chance to share in that success. Many of our citizens live off-reserve, in nearby towns or across Canada, contributing to their communities while staying connected to their Siksika roots. To truly strengthen our Nation, we must extend opportunity to them as well. One way to do this is by establishing an Off-Reserve Opportunities Fund —a dedicated fund

As our Nation continues to grow, one of the most important challenges we must confront is the gap between Indian Status  and Band Membership . This divide—created through federal legislation and historical policy—has left some of our own Siksika members without access to the same rights and benefits as others, even though they share our lineage, our history, and our belonging. The Indian Act defines who is recognized as a “Status Indian,” which determines eligibility for cert

The Siksika Nation has a rich history and a vibrant culture that continues to thrive today. Yet, like many Indigenous communities, it faces challenges that require thoughtful solutions and collective effort. My vision for a stronger Siksika community focuses on building resilience through education, cultural preservation, economic growth, and health and wellness. These pillars will help create a future where every member feels supported, valued, and empowered. Strengthening E

I am running for the Siksika Nation Council because I believe in the strength and potential of our community. Our Nation faces many challenges, but it also holds immense opportunities for growth, healing, and prosperity. I want to serve as a voice for our people, to work hard for positive change, and to help build a future where every member feels valued and supported. A Deep Connection to Our People and Land Growing up in the Siksika Nation, I have witnessed firsthand the re

The Siksika Nation holds a rich history and culture that deserves respect and support. Yet, like many Indigenous communities, it faces ongoing challenges that require attention and action. Supporting the Siksika Nation is not just about charity; it is about building meaningful relationships, understanding history, and working together for a better future. This post shares my personal commitment to change and practical ways anyone can contribute to the well-being and growth of