Mike LeBourdais's guest appearances

Mike LeBourdais

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Reconciliation Road

Donald Trump

Dave Jones

Bob Simpson

Jeff Sessions

John Horgan

Chris Gardner

Justin Trudeau

Michael Lee

Jim Anderson

Bill Bennett

Brian Holmes

Rod Rosenstein

Miranda Hart

Jen Gerson

Ralph Goodale

OwlTail

Reconciliation is a journey, not a destination. The road to reconciliation is a long and winding one with many stops along the way. When we come together, great things happen. My guest for this episode is Kukpi7 Mike LeBourdais. Becoming an effective leader is a character trait that many people strive for. Kukpi7 LeBourdais is a game changer, a trailblazer, and a truly effective leader I am grateful to know and learn from!Kukpi7 Mike LeBourdais is Kukpi7 (Chief) of Whispering Pines/Clinton Indian Band. He is Executive Vice President for the Western Indigenous Pipeline Group, Chairman of Tulo Centre of Indigenous Economics, and sits as a Director for Cayoose Creek Developments. Kukip7 LeBourdais has served as Director of All Nations Trust Company, Chairman of the Native Economic Development Advisory Board, Co-Chairman of the Shuswap Nation Tribal Council, and Business Development Officer for the Community Futures Development Corporation of Central Interiors First Nations.Kukpi7 LeBourdais brings a wealth of knowledge and skill with him having worked with First Nations in Canada, the USA ,and New Zealand. He has experience working in jurisdiction, taxation, forestry, pipelines, revenue sharing, independent risk assessment, and more. Kukpi Mike is heavily invested in the acquisition of the Trans Mountain Pipeline by the Indigenous communities along its route; seeing the returns brought back into the rightful territories who are bearing the risk with this expansion. He is an outspoken and passionate voice for the advancement of Aboriginal title and rights and a tireless advocate working to see the benefits of natural resources and protection of the environment in Indigenous traditional territories returned to its people.Enjoy, stay safe, and keep standing in the light! Mussi Cho!

Reconciliation is a journey, not a destination. The road to reconciliation is a long and winding one with many stops along the way. When we come together, great things happen. My guest for this episode is Kukpi7 Mike LeBourdais. Becoming an effective leader is a character trait that many people strive for. Kukpi7 LeBourdais is a game changer, a trailblazer, and a truly effective leader I am grateful to know and learn from! Kukpi7 Mike LeBourdais is Kukpi7 (Chief) of Whispering Pines/Clinton Indian Band. He is Executive Vice President for the Western Indigenous Pipeline Group, Chairman of Tulo Centre of Indigenous Economics, and sits as a Director for Cayoose Creek Developments. Kukip7 LeBourdais has served as Director of All Nations Trust Company, Chairman of the Native Economic Development Advisory Board, Co-Chairman of the Shuswap Nation Tribal Council, and Business Development Officer for the Community Futures Development Corporation of Central Interiors First Nations. Kukpi7 LeBourdais brings a wealth of knowledge and skill with him having worked with First Nations in Canada, the USA ,and New Zealand. He has experience working in jurisdiction, taxation, forestry, pipelines, revenue sharing, independent risk assessment, and more. Kukpi Mike is heavily invested in the acquisition of the Trans Mountain Pipeline by the Indigenous communities along its route; seeing the returns brought back into the rightful territories who are bearing the risk with this expansion. He is an outspoken and passionate voice for the advancement of Aboriginal title and rights and a tireless advocate working to see the benefits of natural resources and protection of the environment in Indigenous traditional territories returned to its people. Enjoy, stay safe, and keep standing in the light! Mussi Cho!

Episode 6: Kukpi7 Mike LeBourdais

Tracy Redies

Jeffrey Meyers

On today's Woodford Show we begin with Kamloops Thompson School Board Chair Kathleen Karpuk to catch up on this week's board meeting. Then NL news Director Shane Woodford is joined by Whispering Pines First Nation Chief Mike LeBourdais for an update on an indigenous group seeking to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline. Then BC Liberals MLA Tracy Redies joins us to talk about her Employer Health Tax concerns. We finish the show discussing Canadian and American political news with TRU's Jeffrey Meyers.

The Woodford Show with Kathleen Karpuk, Chief Mike LeBourdais, Tracy Redies, and Jeffrey Meyers

Kyla Lee

Wendy Marlow

On today's Woodford Show we begin with our regular Monday morning chat with Acumen Law's Kyla Lee as we discuss a new device to tackle drug impaired driving and more. Then NL News Director Shane Woodford talks to the Executive Director of the Kamloops Hospice Association Wendy Marlow. We then turn our attention to soaring gas prices as CCPA Senior Economist Marc Lee makes the argument to regulate gas prices in B.C. We finish the show discussing a bid by First Nations groups to buy all or part of the Trans Mountain pipeline with Whispering Pines First Nation Chief Mike LeBourdais.

The Woodford Show w/ Kyla Lee, Wendy Marlow, Marc Lee, and Chief Mike LeBourdais