Garrison Settee is the Grand Chief of Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak (MKO), representing 26 northern First Nations. A former teacher and school administrator with a Bachelor of Education, he is a gifted orator and a strong advocate for the North, focusing on education, economic development, and Indigenous rights.
Originally from the Pimicikamak Cree Nation, he was raised in a Cree-speaking home. In his spare time, he enjoys reading non-fiction history books and biographies. He is a vocal supporter of community initiatives, including youth hockey programs and Indigenous language preservation, reflecting his deep community ties.
Unique fact: He has represented MKO at United Nations meetings in Geneva to discuss Canadas treatment of Indigenous people.
Garrison Settee
Vice Principal at Cross Lake Education
Cross Lake, Manitoba, Canada
Overview
Topics They Care About
Indigenous Rights
As Grand Chief, he is a lifelong advocate for Indigenous rights, treaties, and community well-being, consistently speaking out on these issues on a national and international level.
Northern Development
Focuses on the challenges and opportunities in Manitoba's northern communities, including healthcare transformation, economic issues, and public safety for First Nations.
Youth Opportunities
A former teacher, he strongly supports youth through advocacy for education and inclusivity in sports, such as ensuring access to high-level hockey for northern athletes.
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Work History
Vice Principal at Cross Lake Education
Education
Garrison has no verified education history
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Location : Cross Lake, Manitoba, Canada
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Designation : Vice Principal at Cross Lake Education
