- He was a singer-songwriter and Canadian First Nations activist. He was also a poet, playwright, and one-time political candidate. He is perhaps best known for his documentary films and topical music, including his memorable song "The Ballad of Crowfoot".
- He was born in Montreal of Mi'kmaq, Scottish, and Irish heritage.
- He performed music of various genres, including country and traditional aboriginal. He set the words of William Shakespeare and T.S. Eliot to native drumming and chants.
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