Cam has a wide variety of professional and lived experience that has helped to not only inform his work but mould his experience and unique perspective. For the past 15 years, Cam has used that experience to stand up for his community, neighbours, and clients.

He spent nine years working on Parliament Hill, working for three different Members of Parliament. He has extensive experience working in the Natural Resources, Education, Foreign Affairs, and Indigenous Rights portfolios. He also has extensive experience working with parliamentary processes, an expertise in parliamentary procedure and the development of legislation. Among his proudest achievements was being involved with the development and drafting of the UNDRIP legislation brought forward by NDP MP Romeo Saganash. This ultimately became the UNDRIP Act (Bill C-15), which became law in 2021.

Since leaving Parliament Hill in 2018, Cam has been working in the government relations and public affairs space. He has supported clients in a range of sectors, including agricultural, fintech, natural resources, information technology, Indigenous governments, post-secondary education, labour, and not-for-profits. In June of 2022, Cam founded “Niipaawi Strategies”, an Indigenous owned and operated public affairs firm based in the National Capital Region.

Cam is proudly Red River Métis, born and raised in Treaty 3 Territory.  He is a trusted voice and a sought-after political pundit, appearing regularly on local and national media on radio, TV and print. He has worked on over a dozen political campaigns at the federal, provincial, and municipal levels, including involvement in the development of campaign platforms for three Federal elections. He is a graduate of Lakehead University, with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in French and a minor in History, and a Bachelor of Education. He is married to his better half, Allison, and is father to their daughter Lorraine.