Settler from Tsi kahiatonsherón:ni/Salaberry-de-Valleyfield in Kanonshionni’onwè:ke (Haudenosaunee Country in Kanien'kéha), I now live by the shores of Lake Osisko in Anishinaabewaki (Anishinaabe Country in Anishinaabemowin) known as Noranda, Abitibi-Témiscamingue, province of Quebec, Canadian nation-state. As geographer, I am sensitive to the multiple and interwinding relations in which people are engaged with their environment. As anarcho-communist, I strongly believe that the enhancement of free and accessible knowledge is a mean to build an equalitarian society freed from any source of oppression.
I am interested in a vast array of subjects, from photography to the people's history of the Americas, Indigenous movements, revolutionary movements, international relations, the indie music scene in Quebec and the Cold War. I am able to contribute to articles related to, but not exclusively, political ecology, cultural geography, political geography, historical geography of Quebec, colonialism, landscape, geographical space, place, natural hazards, decolonization, extractivism and boreal forest ecology. Most of my contributions on Wikipedia should be in Quebec French (see my contibutions on French Wikipedia), although I might contribute to some articles on this Wikipedia in American English.
