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Creezon Iamsees
Creezon Iamsees maintains strong connections to relationships and family within Treaty No. 6, 7 and 8 territories. His work has brought him to many places and allowed him access to a great deal of information. Through his writing and work, he continues to advocate for First Nations sovereignty and the erosion of political structures that are intended on hampering Indigenous advancement in the land known as Canada. He argues that the mechanisms for First Nations to be successful exist, or have always existed, with the only barrier being the flow of information and understanding.