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DavidHannan

David Hannan

SherryFarrellRacette

Sherry Farrell Racette

BobBoyer

Bob Boyer

LeahDorion

Leah Dorion

DavidGarneau

David Garneau

LeanL'Hirondell

Leanne L'Hirondelle

Cheryl L'Hirondelle

Cheryl L'Hirondelle

RickRivet

Rick Rivet

JimLogan

Jim Logan

RosalieFavell

Rosalie Favell

TannisNeilson

Tannis Neilsen

Christi Belcourt

Christi Belcourt

DawnOman

Dawn Oman

DennisWeber

Dennis Weber

Jean Teillet

Jean Teillet

 
Jean Teillet

Jean Teillet -Métis Lawyer/Visual Artist & past professional dancer.  Ms. Teillet is the great-grand neice of Louis Riel.  She entered a career in law at the age of 40 and has gone on to win the first Supreme Court of Canada landmark Powley case recognizing the rights of Metis people.  In her downtime, she is an artist, producing intricate and unusual mixed media pieces in beadwork.  Ms. Teillet was raised in the historic Metis community of St. Vital, Manitoba and currently resides in Vancouver, B.C.