Alberta Party

"Hate to Hope" started in Edmonton Alberta. Its now visited so many Colleges, Municipalities and Schools. "Hate to Hope" has spent 10 years rallying, marching a...nd creating awareness in the Capital City of Alberta. "Hate to Hope" has partnered with City of Edmonton, City of Wetaskiwin, Town of Ponoka, City of Red Deer and Maskwacis. This year "Hate to Hope" is partnering with City of Devon. My approach is never to come into a community uninvited. "Hate to Hope" comes in when the community is ready and works with a community overtime to create change. Stay tuned.

Looking over my article. Sipping on my java reading over the hard work of four nations during this pandemic with my articled titled: "Maskwacis developed compre...ssive Covid-19 security measures". "I needed to ensure that this health crisis doesn't become a political crisis Chief Vern Saddleback, Samson Cree Nation. These measures are in place to control and monitor individuals and families dealing with Covid 19 and to cut down the number of infected community members. - Chasity Roasting, Louis Bull First Nation Health Director and Director of Emergency Management (DEM) The heroes are Maskwacis Covid Security. They keep the Nation members safe during these trying times. - Reggie Rabbit, Montana Cree Nation Councillor. I am really proud of our young people. It's been eleven months since this pandemic began They really stepped up during this pandemic. They are determined and committed workers" - Kayrol Winehandle, Manager of Ermineskin Security Department Stay tuned for next weeks paper. Read all about it. Pick up Ponoka News #BlackPressMedia

Alberta RCMP Commanding Officer's Diversify Advisory Committee I am so excited to officially announce my new role as new committee member with the RCMP of Alber...ta. My role is to guide the RCMP as it adapts to the times and makes diversity truly one of its core strengths. I am so honoured to be apart of this new vision of modernizing the RCMP of Alberta.

Very cool! Two of my very successful events made Ponoka News 2020 year in review. - Ponoka For Peace Rally - Maskwacis second inaugural rainbow crosswalk.

Continuing from my second column on CBC’s latest show Trickster, I interviewed Canada’s newest Star Joel Oulette. Oulette takes center stage on Canadian Primetime television. In His Breakout Role On CBC show Trickster, That’s Redefining Canadian Television. A spot not often reserved for Indigenous actors in a leading role. The great news is that you won’t be seeing this indigenous actor in buckskin or playing an extra. No, his character will have depth; take center stage ...on Canadian Primetime; move beyond stereotypes and change the narrative for Canadas Booming Indigenous Gen Z. In the second column, Georgina Lightning states, this is the first time in the history of Canada that there’s been an indigenous project on mainstream Canada It’s monumental.. Personally, it didn’t occur to me that Indigenous Canadians have never been allowed to shine in this way. So, this show is truly redefining! Indigenous communities have often been left to play supporting roles in the non-indigenous frameworks. I guess as radicalized peoples one expects to be nothing more than an extra in Canada’s dominates society. Read on for my interview: