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Cate Rigaux, BA, MPA
Key Achievements:
Lee Mein is the Owner and Head Instructor at Canadian Martial Arts Centre in Lethbridge, Alberta Canada.
Lee has been teaching Martial Arts for 25 years and offers classes for ages 4 and up in Kickboxing, Brazilian Jiujitsu and Mixed Martial Arts.
Accomplishments:
Lee still competes in Professional Boxing, Professional Kickboxing, Professional MMA and Brazilian JiuJitsu tournaments.
Lee is currently the oldest active fighter (53), to win a fight in Mixed Martial Arts.
Lee has trained 3 fighters from Lethbridge to the UFC.
Lee is a level 2 certified Arrest and Control Tactics Instructor with Harris International (San Diego, California)
Lee Mein is the Owner and Head Instructor at Canadian Martial Arts Centre in Lethbridge, Alberta Canada.
Lee has been teaching Martial Arts for 25 years and offers classes for ages 4 and up in Kickboxing, Brazilian Jiujitsu and Mixed Martial Arts.
Accomplishments:
Lee still competes in Professional Boxing, Professional Kickboxing, Professional MMA and Brazilian JiuJitsu tournaments.
Lee is currently the oldest active fighter (53), to win a fight in Mixed Martial Arts.
Lee has trained 3 fighters from Lethbridge to the UFC.
Lee is a level 2 certified Arrest and Control Tactics Instructor with Harris International (San Diego, California)
Kristine Cassie has worked in the human services sector for more than 35 years with substantial experience and advocacy efforts in the areas of youth empowerment, domestic and sexual violence and housing.
Skilled at the development of programs, policy development, risk management and advocacy, Kristine has been instrumental in a number of community networks. Kristine is currently the CEO for the Chinook Sexual Assault Centre; Vice Chair for the Board of Governors at Lethbridge College; Board Trustee with Palliser School Division; and, sits on the Sport Task Force on Gender Based Violence/Teen Dating Violence with the Coaching Association of Canada.
Kristine has her Masters in Leadership/Management, maintains status as a Registered Social Worker in the Province of Alberta and is a certified community traumatologist.
Kristine and Dennis, her husband of 35 years, reside in the Town of Coalhurst where they raised their son, Gabriel, who is currently working on his masters in political science through York.
Kristine Cassie has worked in the human services sector for more than 35 years with substantial experience and advocacy efforts in the areas of youth empowerment, domestic and sexual violence and housing.
Skilled at the development of programs, policy development, risk management and advocacy, Kristine has been instrumental in a number of community networks. Kristine is currently the CEO for the Chinook Sexual Assault Centre; Vice Chair for the Board of Governors at Lethbridge College; Board Trustee with Palliser School Division; and, sits on the Sport Task Force on Gender Based Violence/Teen Dating Violence with the Coaching Association of Canada.
Kristine has her Masters in Leadership/Management, maintains status as a Registered Social Worker in the Province of Alberta and is a certified community traumatologist.
Kristine and Dennis, her husband of 35 years, reside in the Town of Coalhurst where they raised their son, Gabriel, who is currently working on his masters in political science through York.
Vin White Buffalo joins our podcast to share his experience, strength and hope. Vin has overcame great hardships. Vin and his twin brother were separated from their biological family during the 60's scoop, wherein he was placed in a non-indigenous foster home. Life had already been tough, but it became even tougher for him and his brother. At the young age, he and many of his friends became survivors of one of life's hardest trauma's, sexual assault by a family friend. We commend the courage it takes for anyone survivor to come forward and share his strength through this.
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