Ep. 378: Daring Greatly

Indigenous and First Nations
Written By Stuart McNish

Guest: Chris Sankey

“Make no little plans for they have no magic to stir one’s blood” is a quote from Daniel Burnham, the American architect and urban designer.

Dream big, he did – it’s a perspective Chris Sankey embraces as he strives to shift the narrative between indigenous and non-indigenous people in Canada.

Sankey says, “I envision a Canada where we work together, where we pluck our heads out to the sand for fear the sky is falling and come up with real world solutions that consider the harsh reality of living in Canada.” Realities, he says, “are livable thanks to the energy sector.”

Sankey has no fear to speak his mind – he takes on everyone and he speaks with conviction and honesty calling out climate activists, woke culture, Western Alienation, inflation and the need for indigenous people and companies to work together and with others. “I like to take the gloves off,” says Sankey. “I’m not afraid to engage on any issue.”

Stuart McNish invited Chris Sankey to join him for a Conversation That Matters about all of the above and more.

 
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