Protecting rights.
Using my growing legal network, education, and knowledge of Aboriginal law to ensure WFN's rights are understood, defended, and never taken for granted.
Why I'm running
A few minutes on who I am, what I've done, and what I want to do for WFN.
My priorities for WFN
Finding opportunity.
Leveraging business experience and relationships to pursue economic development that works for our community.
Building independence.
Growing WFN's own revenue and capacity so we govern ourselves on our own terms, preserve our culture, and look after our people.
What I bring to the table
Business, law, and board experience, put to work for our Nation.
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Business
Helped start and operate small businesses here at home.
Years of negotiating, managing budgets, and building relationships with partners and government.
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Law
Law student at the UNB Faculty of Law, class of 2028, with practical experience at a general practice firm.
Former Gladue report writer, working directly with Indigenous people in the justice system.
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Boards
Vice President of Three Angels Children's Relief, serving on its Finance and Fundraising Committee, and a current member of another local board here in Woodstock.
Experience with governance, oversight, and accountability to the people a board serves.
Have a question or concern? I want to hear from you. Reach out anytime.