25 August 2025

CFL Players’ Association Partners with Lids to Launch Custom Headwear Line Featuring CFL Players

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


August 25, 2025

CFL Players’ Association Partners with Lids to Launch Custom Headwear Line Featuring CFL Players

Mississauga, ON – The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is proud to announce a new partnership with Lids Sports Group, a leading retailer of licensed sports headwear and apparel. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in spotlighting all CFLPA members through a dynamic and customizable line of headwear.

Through this agreement, Lids has been granted a license to customize your favorite team's hat, using CFLPA logos along with signatures of active CFLPA members.

All active CFLPA members will be invited to participate in the program, providing fans with a unique way to celebrate and support their favourite players. The customized hats will be created using Lids products, ensuring both quality and brand consistency, and will be available through select Lids retail channels.

“We’re excited to partner with Lids to deliver a new line of product that celebrates the identity of all CFL players,” said CFLPA Executive Director, David Mackie. “This is a meaningful opportunity for our members to connect with fans across the country, while building their personal brands through officially licensed merchandise.”

The CFLPA-Lids partnership is part of the Association’s broader effort to grow the visibility of CFL athletes and create new commercial opportunities for players beyond the field.

-30-

About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA.  

For More Information - CFLPA Media Contact:   
Brendan Heisler, CFLPA Office | b.heisler@cflpa.com | (647) 453-4848 

20 August 2025

CFLPA Academy Partners with Tech Career Bridge to Help Players Transition from the Field to the Workforce

Mississauga, ON – The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is proud to announce a new partnership between the CFLPA Academy and Tech Career Bridge, a leading career exploration platform that uses technology to help individuals identify and pursue their potential career options.

Through this partnership, CFLPA Members will gain access to personalized, career exploration reports that analyze their skill sets developed through football and life experiences and show how those skills translate into the professional world. Using Tech Career Bridge’s technology, each player will receive a customized report outlining career paths, industries, and roles that align with their strengths and experiences on and off the field.

“This partnership is about giving our members a clear roadmap for their next chapter,” said CFLPA Executive Director, David Mackie.  “The skills and discipline developed in professional football are incredibly valuable in many industries, and Tech Career Bridge provides the tools to help our players see exactly where those strengths can take them.”

The CFLPA Academy, which exists to support members in preparing for life after football, will integrate Tech Career Bridge as a core component of its career transition resources for all Academy members. The goal is to make the challenging move from professional athletics to the workforce a more accessible, informed, and empowering process for CFLPA Members.

"We are excited to partner with the CFLPA and support athletes in their transitions to careers and success outside of football". Said Tech Career Bridge Executive Director, Andrew Wahba. "So many skills are developed through sport that are transferable to the workplace and we are happy to help identify and map them to new opportunities.”

By highlighting transferable skills such as leadership, teamwork, strategic thinking, and adaptability, Tech Career Bridge will help players explore new opportunities and take proactive steps toward building meaningful careers beyond the game of Football.

14 August 2025

CFLPA Blog #1 – Mental Performance

The Missing Piece: Unlocking the Hidden Advantage in Football

 When you think about what it takes to reach the highest levels in the game and truly excel there, you think about strength, speed, skill and toughness. You think of the training you have put in to prepare your body to withstand the grind of a season and to deliver when it matters most.

But there is one piece that often gets left behind - and it’s the piece that actually separates the good from the great. It’s your mind and mental game.

Ask any group of professional athletes how much of their game is mental and you will hear the same numbers over and over again: “60%, 70%.” “80%…”

 But then ask them how many actively train their mind with the same commitment and intensity as they train their body - and the numbers drop dramatically. It’s not that they don’t believe in the power of the mental game, it’s that very few are shown how to truly develop it.

 Why the Mind Gets Overlooked

1) It’s invisible. You can’t see mindset reps the way can see a bench press, sprint times or pass completions.

 2) It’s misunderstood. Many think you’re either ‘born with it’ or you’re not - when in reality, mental strength is built through habits, discipline, routines and strategies.

 3) It’s uncomfortable. Mental game work asks you to be vulnerable, and that goes against the grain of one of the most common myths in sport- That’s a sign of weakness. Myth Busting: Looking honestly at your fears, beliefs, focus, preparation, coping skills, and ability to manage pressure - That’s hard. But that’s where the growth and opportunity actually lie.

The Mind is Your Multiplier

 Hard truth - If you want to break through your own glass ceiling, it’s time to turn your focus to your mental game. Research from Harvard shows that athletes who cultivate positive mental states - confidence, focus, resilience, emotional control and composure - perform 31% better than those that don’t. That’s not a small edge. It’s a game changer.

 Three Mental Strategies You Can Start Using Today

There’s no magic switch that instantly makes you mentally stronger. But there are proven tools that elite performers across every sport use to strengthen their mental game. Here are three techniques you can start applying immediately:

  1. Master the “Three R’s” Reset

 Routine Mistakes happen. Even the greats miss tackles, drop passes, throw interceptions and blow coverages. What separates the truly elite players isn’t that they avoid mistakes — it’s their ability to reset faster. Use this quick 3-step routine whenever you feel frustration, anger, or distraction pulling you off track:

Recognize — Notice that you’re off. (“I’m stuck on the last play.”)

Regroup — Acknowledge it without judgment. (“That play’s over. Staying stuck doesn’t help.”)

Refocus — Set a clear, next-play focus. (“What’s my job right now? Execute it.”)

Add in the Acronym - W.I.N - What’s Important Now?!

This technique is simple but powerful. By practicing quick cognitive shifting, you shorten the mental “lag time” between plays, keeping you locked in where it matters: the next moment.

  • Get Your Attention Off the Outcome — and Onto the Process

One of the fastest ways to lose control mentally is to get obsessed with results: “I need this first down,” “We can’t lose this drive,” “If I miss this tackle, it’s over.”

Instead, train yourself to zoom in on your process. Before every snap, anchor your mind to a controllable action cue: “Explode off the line.” “Low pad level.” “Finish the tackle.”

Top athletes aren’t thinking about winning every moment — they’re focusing on executing the details of their job. Stack enough high-quality actions, and the results take care of themselves.

Use the CUE PHRASE: Commit to the process

  • Reframe the Stress

 Research shows that the way you interpret pressure physically changes the chemicals released from your brain, and ultimately your performance.

Athletes who view pressure as a threat perform worse — slower reaction times, more errors. Athletes who view pressure as a challenge perform better — sharper focus, higher resilience.

Use the CUE PHRASE: C or T?? (Challenge or Threat?)

Identify the threat and convert it to a challenge:

Instead of “This is do-or-die,” Replace it with “This is what I’m built for.”

Instead of “What if I mess up?” Replace it with “Time to compete.”

Instead of “I’m nervous,” Replace it with “I’ve put in the work, I’m ready for this moment.”

The Future of the Game Is Mental

As football keeps evolving, the next frontier of performance isn’t just bigger, faster, stronger — it’s mentally sharper. The players who can regulate their focus, shift their mindset under fire, and reset faster than their opponents will be the ones who separate themselves.

Just like seeing a chiropractor or physio helps your body perform at its best, working with a therapist helps your mind perform at its best. All therapy is performance-enhancing. Seeking help is never a sign of weakness, but a sign of strength. If the goal is to play at your highest level, taking care of your mental health should be as routine and respected as any other part of your training.

The MIND leads the body - You’ve put in the work physically- Make sure your mind is strong enough to take advantage of it so you can push and perform to your potential.

Written by: Brenley Shapiro, MSW, RSW, RP

Sport Psychology & Performance Consultant

Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist

Founder & President Heads Up High Performance

PWHL Ottawa, Director of Mental Performance & Player Wellness

Peterborough Petes, OHL, Mental Performance Coach, OHL Champion (23)

Arizona Coyotes, NHL, Mental Performance Coach (2018-2023)

Website | Instagram | Facebook P.S. Click here to grab your free Mental Performance Toolkit!

9 April 2025

2025 AGM Kids Camp in collaboration with Football Niagara!

Game on! 🏈 Huge thanks to Football Niagara, Football Ontario, and Football Canada for helping make our Kids Camp possible! Brought to you by Football Niagara, Football Ontario, and Football Canada, we're building skills, making memories, and having fun on and off the field!

Thank you to USW District 6 and Access Storage for making this event possible!

28 March 2025

CFLPA Partners with Western University Continuing Studies

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

March 28, 2025 

CFLPA Academy Announces New Educational Partnership with Western University Continuing Studies

Niagara Falls, ON – The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is excited to announce a new partnership with Western University Continuing Studies (WCS). This partnership will provide CFLPA Academy members, both active and alumni, as well as their families with expanded educational opportunities to support their professional and personal development. 

Through this collaboration, CFLPA members will gain access to a wide range of courses offered by WCS. Additionally, beginning in 2026, WCS is seeking to establish customized certificate programs tailored to the professional development needs of CFLPA members, thus allowing participants to build on their learning experiences in a structured and meaningful way. 

“Education plays a vital role in the lives of our members, both during and after their playing careers,” said CFLPA Executive Director David Mackie, a Western University alumnus. “This partnership with Western University Continuing Studies is an exciting step forward in ensuring that CFL players, alumni, and their families have access to quality education that can help them transition into new careers after their playing days have concluded. Western University played a monumental role in my education personally, and I could not be more excited to help bring all the school has to offer, to our members.” 

“This collaboration with Western University Continuing Studies reaffirms our commitment to supporting CFLPA members beyond the field,” said CFLPA President Solomon Elimimian. “By investing in education and personal development, we are providing our players with valuable resources to prepare for life after football.” 

“At Western Continuing Studies, we believe that lifelong learning is the key to success in an ever-changing world," said WCS Executive Director Amrit Ahluwalia. "This partnership with the CFLPA Academy is a testament to our commitment to helping CFL players, alumni, and their families build meaningful careers beyond football. We are proud to support their journey from the field to new professional opportunities by providing access to high-quality, flexible education and professional development opportunities.”

The CFLPA remains steadfast in its commitment to enhancing the long-term success of its members, and this partnership with Western University Continuing Studies aligns with the association’s efforts to provide meaningful benefits and opportunities to all members. 

28 March 2025

CFLPA Elects Mike Benson as 3rd Vice President

Niagara Falls, ON – During it’s 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM), the Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) held an election to fill it's vacant board spot. The CFLPA is proud to announce that Mike Benson has been elected to the board of directors as 3rd Vice President. Benson, effectively immediately will fill the board seat previously held by current Executive Director, David Mackie.
 
“On behalf of our entire association, I would like to welcome Mike Benson to our Board of Directors,” said CFLPA President, Solomon Elimimian,. “I look forward to continue working with this board to further our objectives and represent our members both on and off the field to the best of our abilities."
 
Current CFL Players’ Association Board of Directors:
 
President                            Solomon Elimimian
1st Vice President              Brett Lauther
2nd Vice President             Jake Thomas
3rd Vice President              Mike Benson
Treasurer                             Adam Bighill
Executive Director             David Mackie
 

-30- 

About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA. 

CFLPA Media Contact:  Brendan Heisler, CFLPA Office | b.heisler@cflpa.com

24 February 2025

CFLPA Appoints David Mackie as New Executive Director

For Immediate Release

February 24, 2025

CFLPA Appoints David Mackie as New Executive Director

Mississauga, ON - The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is pleased to announce the appointment of David Mackie as its new Executive Director. Following an extensive national search conducted in partnership with Alexander Whitehead Executive Search firm, Mackie has been selected to lead the CFLPA in its ongoing mission to protect and advance the rights and interests of CFL players. Mackie will serve as the second full-time Executive Director in the Players’ Association’s history.
 
Mackie, a former CFL player, brings a wealth of experience in leadership, advocacy, and player representation. He served as a Player Representative for his team, the BC Lions, for five years (2019-2023) and was elected as the CFLPA’s 3rd Vice President during the 2024 season. His deep understanding of the game, combined with his passion for supporting his fellow athletes, makes him an ideal choice to guide the CFLPA into the future.
 
“I am truly honored to take on the role of Executive Director for the CFLPA,” said Mackie. “As a very recently retired former player, I understand firsthand the challenges and opportunities that our members face. I am committed to ensuring their voices are heard and their rights are protected as we work together to strengthen our association and our league.”
 
In addition to Mackie’s appointment, the CFLPA is also enhancing its legal operations with the addition of Andre Goguen, as in-house legal counsel/COO. The expertise of employing a trained labour lawyer in this position will provide the association with the ability to address grievances more efficiently and expedite legal matters concerning player representation. Long-time CFLPA General Counsel, Art Vertlieb, will be moving into a Senior Legal Advisor role within the association.
 
CFLPA President Solomon Elimimian expressed his confidence in Mackie’s leadership and the future of the organization, “David brings the passion, and leadership necessary to build on the progress we have made as a union. His dedication to our members and vision for the future will be invaluable in advancing the CFLPA’s mission. We are also excited to have a trained labour lawyer joining our team to further strengthen our legal capabilities.”
 
The CFLPA would also like to extend its gratitude to Peter Dyakowski, who served as Interim Executive Director during a pivotal transition period. His leadership and insights have been instrumental in shaping the direction of the association, and many of his contributions will continue to have a lasting impact. “We are grateful to Peter for stepping up during this time of transition,” added Elimimian. “His hard work and commitment to our organization and members have helped position us for future success.”

"Our transition is already well-underway; I've been spending time daily with David for the past several weeks, ensuring that there will be no disruption in services to our members over the course of this evolution in our leadership", said Interim Executive Director, Peter Dyakowski. "I'm thankful for the support of our staff, directors, and membership over the course of this important period of growth in our association."

About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA.


For all CFLPA Media Inquiries - Contact: 
Brendan Heisler | b.heisler@cflpa.com | 647-453-4848

7 February 2025

Kids Camp at Grey Cup 111, Presented by Athabasca University & United Steelworkers!

Thank you to everyone that joined #TeamCFLPA during the 111th GreyCup in Vancouver! This amazing annual event would not have been possible without the support of our amazing partners in Athabasca University and the United Steelworkers here in Canada.

Thanks to Football Canada and the BC Provincial Football Association for your support and amazing membership(s)!

15 November 2024

CFLPA ANNOUNCES ADAM BIGHILL AS THE RECIPIENT OF THE 2024 TOM PATE AWARD

(Vancouver, BC) -  At each Grey Cup, the Canadian Football League Players’ Association has the honour of presenting the Tom Pate Award.  It is an award presented not just for one’s ability to perform on the field, but rather it is an award given to a player who also displays qualities that distinguish them from their peers off the field as well. 

The CFLPA is proud to announce Adam Bighill from the Winnipeg Blue Bombers as the 2024 Tom Pate Award recipient. Throughout his years in Winnipeg, Adam’s dedication goes far beyond the field, dedicating his time within the Winnipeg community.  As the President of Making Faces, he inspires confidence and resilience in young people facing facial differences, guiding them to embrace their uniqueness with strength. He also shares his passion for football and youth development through Recruit Ready, where he coaches varsity and youth athletes, participates in fundraisers, and lends his expertise in board meetings. In addition, Adam contributes his time to Football Manitoba, coaching flag football, and supports the Manitoba Minor Football Association, helping to nurture the next generation of football talent. His commitment to giving back is a shining example of leadership, and we are thrilled to recognize him for his incredible impact.

Tom Pate had a unique combination of outstanding sportsmanship, dedication and sense of community.  He was educated at the University of Nebraska where he majored in business administration while playing for the Cornhuskers.   He joined the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in 1975 and as a rookie played 14 regular season games.  In October 1975, his life was abruptly ended, when in his fourteenth game against the Stampeders in Calgary, he suffered an aneurysm in the fourth quarter.  Pate, only 23 at the time, never regained consciousness and passed away just two days later.

Each year, the current CFLPA membership across the league select a teammate to be nominated for this award and represent their respective team.  The recipient embodies the qualities that distinguished Tom Pate; qualities that recognize a Player with outstanding sportsmanship, a Player who has made a contribution to his team as well as to his community and to his Association.  From the 9 Team nominees, one individual member is selected to receive the honour of being awarded the Tom Pate Award for that season.

Previous Recipients of the Tom Pate Memorial Award :
2023 Brett Lauther Saskatchewan Roughriders
2022 Emmanuel Arceneaux Edmonton Elks
2021 Mike Daly Hamilton Tiger Cats 
2019 Rob Maver Calgary Stampeders
2018 Ryan King Edmonton Eskimos 
2017 Adarius Bowman Edmonton Eskimos 
2016 Marco Iannuzzi B.C. Lions 
2015 Henry Burris Ottawa RedBlacks 
2014 Randy Chevrier Calgary Stampeders 
2013 Kyries Hebert Montreal Alouettes 
2012 Brian Bratton Montreal Alouettes 
2011 Kevin Glenn Hamilton Tiger Cats 
2010 Wes Lysack Calgary Stampeders 
2009 Marwan Hage Hamilton Tiger Cats 
2008 Jeremy O’Day Saskatchewan Roughriders  
2007 Milt Stegall Winnipeg Blue Bombers 
2006 Mark Washington B.C. Lions 
2005 Danny McManus Hamilton Tiger Cats 
2004 Barron Miles Montreal Alouettes 
2003 Steve Hardin B.C. Lions 
2002 Greg Frers Calgary Stampeders 
2001 Rick Walters Edmonton Eskimos 
2000 Mike Morreale Hamilton Tiger Cats 
1999 Jamie Taras B.C. Lions 
1998 Glen Scrivener Winnipeg Blue Bombers 
1997 Mark McLoughlin  Calgary Stampeders 
1996 Michael “Pinball” Clemons Toronto Argonauts 
1995 Mark McLoughlin  Calgary Stampeders 
1994 O.J. Brigance Baltimore Stallions 
1993 Michael “Pinball” Clemons Toronto Argonauts 
1992 Danny Barrett B.C. Lions 
1991 Stu Laird Calgary Stampeders 
1990 Ritchie Hall Saskatchewan Roughriders 
1989 Matt Dunigan B.C. Lions 
1988 Hector Pothier Edmonton Eskimos 
1987 Nick Arakgi Montreal Alouettes 
1986 Tyrone Crews B.C. Lions 
1985 Jerry Friesen Saskatchewan Roughriders 
1984 Bruce Walker Ottawa Rough Riders 
1983 Henry Waszczuk Hamilton Tiger Cats 
1982 David Boone Edmonton Eskimos 
1981 Ken McEachern Saskatchewan Roughriders 
1980 Jim Codde Ottawa Rough Riders 
1979 Peter Muller Toronto Argonauts 
1978 John Helton Calgary Stampeders 
1977 Ron Lancaster Saskatchewan Roughriders 
1976 George Reed Saskatchewan Roughriders 

About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA.


CFLPA Media Contact: 
Brendan Heisler, CFLPA Office | b.heisler@cflpa.com | 647-453-4848

29 October 2024

CFLPA Announces 2024 Players HQ’ Powered by Saskatchewan Polytechnic

  CFLPA AND SASKATCHEWAN POLYTECHNIC OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCE THE 2024 CFLPA PLAYERS HQ AT MAHONY’S TAVERN.   
CFLPA Players HQ, powered by Saskatchewan Polytechnic will run from Thursday, November 14th, through Saturday, November 16th, at Mahony’s Tavern in Vancouver, BC.

Toronto, ON - Today, the Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) and Saskatchewan Polytechnic announced the details of the CFLPA HQ during the 111th Grey Cup week in Vancouver, British Columbia. 
 
The 2024 CFLPA Players’ HQ, powered by Saskatchewan Polytechnic, will be a great opportunity for Canadian football fans to meet and interact with both current and former CFLPA members. The annual CFLPA Grey Cup week party is free to attend and invites fans to enjoy autograph signings, games, giveaways, pictures with the Grey Cup, and much more! 
 
Solomon Elimimian, CFLPA President, expressed his excitement about uniting Canadian football fans across the nation at the 2024 CFLPA Players Headquarters. "Our players always look forward to connecting with their supporters, and we can't wait to create an unforgettable experience for everyone to enjoy during this year’s Grey Cup celebrations, he said. 

Pete Mahony, Managing Partner at Mahony’s Tavern, echoed the enthusiasm, stating, “As huge football fans ourselves, we couldn’t be more excited to partner with the CFLPA as the official HQ for the Grey Cup Festival. With a full week of events planned, including CFL player appearances, VIP events, giveaways, and the Grey Cup itself on-site, we’re thrilled to be at the heart of it all as we gear up for event week.  

“Over the last few years, we’ve seen firsthand the energy this city brings in support of its local sports teams. Hosting the Festival in Vancouver is a true testament to our city’s passion.” 

The 2024 CFLPA Players’ HQ, powered by Saskatchewan Polytechnic, will be free of charge and open to everyone on a first come, first serve basis.   
 
The event will be held at Mahony’s Tavern. 1055 Canada Pl, #36, Vancouver BC, V63 OC3. 

  • Thursday, November 14th, 3:00-7:00 PM  
  • Friday, November 15th, 3:00-7:00 PM  
  • Saturday, November 16th, 1:00-5:00 PM  

More details regarding specific events will be released in the days and weeks leading up the 111th Grey Cup Festival!  

-30-

About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA.  

About Mahony’s Tavern: Known for offering a laid-back West Coast pub experience, Mahony’s Tavern is the evolution of a brand that began in 2006 in Vancouver as Mahony & Sons. A place where visitors and locals alike can come together to indulge in the art of casual consumption to enjoy classic fare and beverages from B.C. and beyond, Mahony’s Tavern prides itself on its signature sense of hospitality and unparalleled service. With two lively venues featuring expansive dining rooms, private group spaces, and patios with picture-perfect views of the ocean, mountains and cityscapes for which Vancouver is famously known, Mahony’s Tavern is proud to welcome guests to its iconic False Creek and freshly renovated Convention Centre locations. 
  
CFLPA Media Contact:   
Brendan Heisler, CFLPA Office | b.heisler@cflpa.com | 647-453-4848 

SMC Communications Inc. for Mahony’s Tavern: 
‘Kiitan Owoyele | kiitan@shelleymcarthur.com  | 778-836-8854  

English