Candidate for Calgary city council hopes to bring an ‘Indigenous lens’ to city issues

A First Nation woman running for councillor says there isn’t enough Indigenous representation on the Calgary city council. Michelle Robinson says that’s why, after years of community work, she’s running for city councillor.

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4 thoughts on “Candidate for Calgary city council hopes to bring an ‘Indigenous lens’ to city issues

  1. Ksisskanikkanaa says:

    May I help you out, Ms. Robinson ? Your efforts are inspiring!

    I am currently on sabbatical, so I have some time to focus on things that I find very important.

    I live in downtown Calgary, I have many First Nation relatives and friends, and I have media skills I brought with me from NY.

    Please let me know if I might be of assistance.

    – Jacquie Maurice (aka Ksisskanikkkanaa)
    http://www.lexnight.com

  2. It well be a positive impact to all as an Indigenous women to forge the way to city council

  3. Love this story!
    Love the picture of Calgary, too. Can’t see an attribution. I don’t suppose it’s in the public domain? Is it available?

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