Calm, thoughtful, and community-centred, Celeste is known for her ability to build meaningful relationships, create welcoming spaces, and translate complex information into practical and accessible solutions. As a proud Eeyou Iskwew of the Cree Nation of Mistissini, she brings a strong foundation in education, research, and culturally responsive resource development, grounded in a deep respect for community knowledge, relationship-building, and collective learning and healing. Her approach is collaborative and people centred, with a focus on trust, listening, and understanding of diverse perspectives..  

Before joining Boreala, Celeste worked in the education sector supporting learners of all ages and backgrounds. This experience strengthened her ability to identify needs, adapt approaches, and develop accessible tools and resources that support learning, engagement, and growth. She is passionate about creating inclusive environments where individuals, communities, and organizations feel respected, supported, and empowered to thrive.

Celeste holds a Master’s in Education with a concentration in Educational Psychology and a Bachelor of Education from McGill University. She is also a certified teacher in Quebec.