based out of Maskwacis, Alta. The company is named after his youngest daughter and his people.
When the company he was working for closed down, he applied at every other coffee joint in Calgary, eventually landing a delivery and sales associate job with Van Houtte, a Montreal-based coffee company."In the beginning it was really far-fetched, like all the logistics and you know. It was very costly," said Tootoosis.
Tootoosis travels to powwows across western Canada with a vendor and concession stand. He sells his coffee in mason jars, with four blends, each blend representing a different part of the medicine wheel.The powwow trail is where Melissa Budesheim, owner of Native Delights First Nations Cuisine in Edmonton, was first introduced to the brand.
Indigenous Very inspirational story... I'm always looking for new coffee brands to try and CreeCoffee22sis I truly appreciate reading about how your passion for coffee and creating your own business has helped you through your times of struggle. Your resiliency shines ☕🌟🤗