Rebecca Chartrand
for Churchill-Keewatinook Aski
New Leadership. Northern Strength.
Our Rise. Our Results.
Meet Rebecca
Rebecca Chartrand is an Anishinaabe, Inninew, Dakota, and Métis leader, educator, and long-time advocate for Indigenous and northern communities. Running as the Liberal candidate in Churchill—Keewatinook Aski, she brings deep roots across Northern Manitoba and a proven track record of tackling critical issues such as poverty reduction, anti-racism, suicide prevention, health, safety, and justice.
A bridge-builder at heart, Rebecca is committed to amplifying northern and Indigenous voices and positioning the Churchill riding as a strategic economic gateway for Canada. Her near-successful grassroots campaign in 2015 continues to fuel her drive for bold, inclusive leadership rooted in reconciliation, equity, and community-building.
At the core of her vision is partnerships economic sovereignty, climate-smart infrastructure, and creating real opportunities in housing, health, and education—ensuring northern communities thrive now and for future generations.
Health, Safety, Justice
Every community deserves clean water, timely healthcare, and safety. True wellness begins when we all northerners and Indigenous peoples feel protected, heard in our systems, and free to live with dignity and hope.
Building a Future-Ready North
Housing, Homelessness
We need to tackle the housing and food security crisis in Northern and Indigenous communities with bold federal investment in locally led, culturally grounded, and climate-resilient solutions that put people’s basic needs—and their dignity—first.
Indigenous Economic Sovereignty
Advance true equity partnerships in mining, energy, and infrastructure that put Indigenous Nations at the table—and in ownership. Our wealth should build our futures, with revenue-sharing, decision-making power, and long-term benefits flowing directly to Indigenous communities.
Northern Infrastructure
Invest in roads, rail, ports, and power infrastructure to connect and empower communities—unlocking economic opportunity, improving access to essential services, and strengthening sovereignty across the North.
Tourism & Culture
Churchill and northern Manitoba offers world-class, destinations that celebrates rich cultural heritage, showcases breathtaking Arctic wildlife, eco-tourism and northern innovation.
Clean Energy & Broadband
Expand clean hydro power and ensure reliable, high-speed digital access for all communities—so every household, school, and business can thrive in a connected, low-carbon future. Equitable energy and internet infrastructure are essential for education, health, economic growth, and self-determination across the North.
Education & Language
Invest in language and culture revitalization programming, youth leadership as pathways to health, healing, and wellness—rooting the next generation in identity, strength, and community.
“I have had the privilege of witnessing Rebecca Chartrand’s dedication firsthand. Her passion for fostering growth, inclusion, and opportunity is truly inspiring. Rebecca is a leader who consistently challenges the status quo to improve the lives of those she serves.”
Phil Fontaine, Former National Chief of the Assembly First Nations
The next era of economic reconciliation starts in the North — with Indigenous ownership at the center.
Every Dollar Builds the North
Your support helps us amplify community voices and reach every corner of this vast riding. Thank you for investing in a campaign rooted in equity and transformation.