Nelson Bird is News Reporter, Aboriginal Affairs Specialist, and Host and Co-Producer of CTV Saskatchewan’s weekly current affairs program Indigenous Circle. Born and raised on the Peepeekisis First Nation In 1997 he graduated from the University of Regina / First Nations University with a degree in Journalism and Indigenous Studies He also has a certificate in Indian Communication Arts. Nelson started with CTV Saskatchewan in 1998 as a video journalist, producer, and anchor person. His job allows him to tell the stories of Aboriginal people from across Canada and beyond. Another part of his work, which he loves, is to train young aboriginal people and encourage them to be the best they can. He conducts motivational speeches at schools and universities. Nelson is very proud of his First Nation culture and takes part in as many events as he can. In his spare time, he is a jack-of-all-trades and does

Bob is a freelance TV producer, and Journalism trainer based in Montreal. Specializing in shaping content to be included in sports programs.Work as a documentary director, coordinating features producer, and a field producer. In 2010, also returned to on-air work for the first time since leaving my job as sportscaster at CBC Montreal a decade ago. Away from production, 2010 saw Bob complete a cross-Canada tour for the CBC Training Department, visiting each regional newsroom to give his “Going Live” workshop to radio and TV journalists. My two blogs – Good4sports and Dockjumping – capture his belief that a good attitude goes a long way in shaping a full life.

Richard Agecoutay has been working in the media arts field for over 20 years. Over the course of his career, Richard has worked as a freelance photographer, theatre technician, an ENG/EFP/SNG Videographer, ENG news editor, tape producer, video journalist, and story producer for broadcast television. An award-winning filmmaker, photographer and cultural activist, Richard has wide and varied experiences as an electronic cinematographer and director of photography. Richard’s videography work has been seen on regional and national networks across Canada and has been screened at numerous film and television festivals, most notably at the 1997 Sundance Film Festival, 1997/98 Native American Indian Film Festival at the Smithsonian Institute and the 1997 & 2004 Yorkton Short Film and Television Festival. Throughout his career Richard’s work has received critical acclaim and industry awards from various professional associations. For his efforts on No Glory, a Sports Journal special, Richard was rewarded with a 2005