The Seventh Day of November is a Cut-Up, a Collage featuring my work as a painter and political cartoonist, created within the public gallery of the Alberta Legislature. Added recent speeches by Premier Danielle Smith and the Loyal Opposition Leader Naheed Nenshi mark Aboriginal Remembrance Day, 2025.
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Art Is Freedom
Crow’s Nest, and Punjabi Ladies
2025. Birds of a Feather. A tribute to expressive freedom. Virgil Abloh—who turned fashion into a language. Dennis Edney—who defended the right to speak, even when silenced. XLife visionaries. One in style. One in justice. Seven painters. One canvas. Freely expressed.
Rosehip, White Rose 2024-2025, It began quietly, with an easel beside wild roses, cut back last fall on Legislature grounds. Nineteen painters joined in— young and old, each brushstroke a story, each colour a conversation. Two Punjabi ladies in a field of rosé blooms, watched by a playful figure, flanked by signs and trees a surreal landscape of a constructive protection.
Opera of Roses
by Three Painters
The Roots
All Flowers Matter
Painter’s Notes: 2015, Oils The Judge (The Honourable Murray Sinclair) and the Poet, We First Nations, Métis and Inuit. Gifted to the Poet, Elizabeth Potskin.
November 8, 2025 – Indigenous Veterans Day, Canada pauses to honour First Nations, Inuit, and Métis veterans. Established in 1994, this day corrects a long silence: for decades, Indigenous soldiers were excluded from Remembrance Day ceremonies, despite serving with distinction in every major conflict since the War of 1812. Indigenous Veterans Day stands alongside November 11, Remembrance Day, as a reminder that we are all treaty people. More than 12,000 Indigenous men and women served in the World Wars and Korea, many returning to a country that denied them equal recognition. Their courage, resilience, and sacrifice are now honoured each November 8. Here in Edmonton, on Treaty 6 territory, this day resonates deeply. It is not about separation from Canada’s story—it is about completing it. We are, as Canadians, all treaty people.
