Team Lee - Helping Others
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Everyday people who are committed to raising awareness about the current homeless, addiction and mental health issues. Helping in any way we can by advocating, donating, volunteering or delivering donations of care supplies, clothing and food for those experiencing homeless, addiction and mental health issues. #teamlee #endthestigma
Lee spoke out about the barriers for people trying to access treatment in hopes of helping others.
09/17/2025
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It has now been over 14 weeks since young Samuel Bird went missing in Edmonton. Fourteen weeks of worry. Fourteen weeks of searching along the riverbanks, of calling his name into the wind, of returning home each evening with the weight of unanswered prayers. His mother, Alanna, has walked the river valley every day, refusing to let hope die. She says, “Today’s the day,” each time she sets out — because that is what a mother’s love does, it never gives up.
A command post has now been set up at Dawson Park boat launch. Volunteers — some traveling from as far as Vancouver and Manitoba — gather there daily to receive guidance on where to search. Sometimes there are 60 or more people, families with children, elders, young ones, all coming together. They say, “Sam is not just your son, he is our son too.” That is the heart of our people — when one is lost, we all feel the loss, and we all carry the responsibility to help bring him home.
The police have called this disappearance “suspicious.” That truth weighs heavily on us, but it also sharpens our resolve. Samuel is only 14. He has not yet lived the fullness of life, not yet seen all that this world could have offered him. We cannot allow his story to end in silence.
I ask you again:
📌 Share his photo. Say his name.
📌 If you live near the North Saskatchewan River, search the shorelines, the hidden places, the bends of the water.
📌 If you are far away, lift prayers, spread his story, and keep the fire of hope burning.
To Samuel’s family — Alanna, Pauline, and all those who hold him dear — we walk with you. Your grief is our grief. Your prayers are our prayers. The circle holds you close.
Let us remember: when one child is missing, it is as if the sun has been taken from our sky. We must not rest until Samuel Bird is brought home.
Mîkwêc.
—Kanipawit Maskwa
John Gonzalez
05/08/2025
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