Moosonee

I suspect that it is just a maintenance issue.

The winters in Moosonee are pretty tough, and I imagine that they are rough on flags.

So it might be a municipal spending priority.

I don't know.

Maybe we'll hear back from people in Moosonee about whether the flags get replaced this season.

Good enough.

Why don't you give the email address and we'll get out of here.

Kat describes herself as a community builder, entrepreneur, and proud Windsorite.

She was born in Toronto, spent part of her youth in Moosonee near her family's Indigenous community, Moose Cree First Nation, and later came to Windsor to attend the University of Windsor, where she spent seven years as a student and another nine as an employee.

Her professional background spans Indigenous outreach and education, non-profit housing, entrepreneurship, arts and culture, and labour advocacy.

Since 2023, she has been president and CEO of Can-Am Urban Native Nonprofit Homes, having previously served three years on its board.

wild.

I won this summer, but it fell through and it was going up to Cree Nation up near Moosonee.

And it was an island there in the middle of Hudson Bay.

And it would have been another really cool one.

That man was murdered, you know, because for me, I know it wasn't my fault per se, but that was a very heavy thing on very small shoulders.

The other massive thing that happened was I was sent up to Moosonee, Ontario.

Where in the world is Moosonee, Ontario? It's up in Northern Ontario, a little tiny native village on the shores of the Moose River, which runs out of James Bay.

And James Bay is at the bottom of Hudson's Bay.

Now, why would they send me there? Because my sister and her husband lived there.