About People Plan Community

Engage Meaningfully, Plan Effectively

I am an award-winning Member of the Canadian Institute of Planners, Registered Professional Planner in Ontario, specializing in community engagement and Indigenous relations.

With 20 years experience, I have worked with over 20 First Nations in the Great Lakes basin and have meaningfully engaged with many communities.

Let’s connect and work together!

My Approach

With certifications in both IAP2 and Indigenous relations (Bob Joseph’s RESPECT™ model) my approach combines planning expertise with engagement techniques through a Treaty informed approach that upholds the 3R’s of Indigenous relations in land use planning.

Together, with my network of Indigenous and Non-Indigenous colleagues, we help you navigate community and Indigenous relations in planning through informed engagement strategies to build relationships.

Reconciliation is a job for all Canadians and land use planning is at the heart of this work.

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Recognition and Impact

Over my career, I’ve had the privilege of contributing to projects that move reconciliation forward.Supported over $5 million in funding for Treaty initiatives.

Supported over $5 million in funding for Treaty initiatives

Developed nationally recognized projects such as the Moccasin Identifier™

Guided reconciliation-focused planning processes across the Great Lakes System

Collaborated with First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities, and municipal and regional governments

Awarded three national awards for contributions to cultural heritage and Indigenous Rights in Planning.

Supported the Restoration of the Historic Council House at the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.

Served as a Commissioner for the Niagara Escarpment Commission.

Let’s engage meaningfully and plan effectively!