Courtney Cardinal has become a fixture and a leader among The Emerging Breakthrough Artist Program put on by the St. Paul and District Arts Foundation. Although her role has taken her out of the program, she still has close ties and involvement with the other artists. Courtney shares her troubled past as a Millennium Scoop Survivor and how she found art in her road to recovery and overcoming the emotional damage it left with her. Even with talking about such emotional, intimate life experiences, Courtney keeps a sense of humor and a bright attitude towards her life. She even brings educational knowledge, like how her home community of Saddle Lake got it's name. A quiet, soft spoken woman who's words and stories pack a powerful punch, She is Someone Completely interesting.

Brittany Cote is my 3rd guest who's part of the Breakthrough Artist Program put on by the St Paul and District Art Foundation. Inspired by Japanese and Aboriginal Culture, Brittany brings two very distinct styles to our community. A fun, bright energy from Kamloops BC, Brittany is an asset to our town and we look forward to her contribution to the Art Exhibit for this program on April 18th!

From the warm, dry climate of Albuquerque, New Mexico, to the warm friendly people of Cold Lake, Alberta, Teo Chee has experienced a bit of a contrast from his early years to his late teens and young adult life. Teo is a singer/songwriter who's part of the Break Through Artist program put on by the St Paul and District Arts Foundation. We get a glimpse of his experience growing up in two very different parts of the continent and about his music. Teo is releasing his first album on April 18th at the Break Through Artist Exhibit and teases a much bigger plan for it. The details along with a live performance is here!