HEET sparks Indigenous leadership and joy in the energy space. By connecting communities, sharing knowledge, and celebrating culture, we empower healthy, happy homes and a sustainable future—together and with fun.
Our first community stop, Garden River First Nation, set the tone for the Tour-warm, hopeful, and full of shared learning. “The best education is an education you don’t even realize you’re getting,” reflected 2024 Catalyst Evan Belleau.
Discover how the Home Energy Experience Tour continues to inspire through community stories and leadership. From deep connections to the land to bold steps in clean energy, each stop reveals new lessons and hope. Stay with us as we explore the next
chapter in this journey toward a brighter
energy future.
Pinaymootang’s Home Energy Experience Tour stop highlighted strong local leadership and teamwork. Through hands-on workshops and open dialogue, the community is driving forward energy-efficient homes and a sustainable future—led by champions like Dakota Marsden.
The HEET stop at Sagkeeng First Nation celebrated Indigenous Clean Energy leadership, with Tikkan Morrisseau and Sara Fontaine sharing how mentorship and past projects sparked lasting change. The hands-on workshops brought the community together to tackle home challenges, explore practical solutions, and inspire meaningful climate action.
The HEET stop in Île-à-la-Crosse, led by Jordyn and Emile Burnouf, showcased the community’s leadership in clean energy. From hands-on workshops to projects like a solar-powered sawmill, the visit highlighted family, collaboration, and a strong commitment to shaping a sustainable future.
Over two weeks with the HEET, Desiree Maurice’s journey took her to Lac La Ronge, Frog Lake, Cold Lake, and Osoyoos, with each stop offering lessons in pride, community, and possibility. From reconnecting with her home to witnessing youth leadership and fostering meaningful connections, the tour became a transformative experience. For Desiree, it was not just about workshops but about rebuilding futures and finding purpose through connection and collaboration.
Each stop on the tour features flexible sessions, focused on community experience and needs.
Workshops include:
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We hope the momentum built during the 2025 tour will lay a strong foundation for continued impact. Future goals include:
