Chance Bear: From plumber to Indigenous entrepreneur, bringing expertise to Saskatchewan communities

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As Chance says, “When times get tough, keep going. Tough times don’t last, but tough people do.”

His dedication to his craft, his community, and his team is evident in the work that he does every day. He is always willing to share his knowledge and expertise with anyone who shows interest in the trade.

If you require a reliable and skilled plumber in southeastern Saskatchewan, Chance Bear and his company, Bear Down Plumbing and Heating, are available to provide high-quality plumbing services.

Written By: Jordan LaPlante

Looking for authentic and healthy meals on-the-go? Look no further than Goose’s, a mobile food trailer owned by Lyndsay “Goose” Houle, a Cree woman from Whitefish Lake First Nation in Northern Alberta. Serving up quality food with locally sourced ingredients like smoked meats, fish, and produce, Goose’s is the perfect stop for those on the move.

Goose’s slogan, “Definitely worth the gas!” comes from her grandfather, Late Chief Allan Houle, who was an important figure in her life. She plans to employ locals from the commu -