By way of introducing herself to the readers of Pawaatamihk, Dr Chantal Fiola, member of the Journal’s Circle of Editors, offers a brief summary of her fifteen years of research into Métis spirituality. She has been particularly interested in Métis relationships with traditional Indigenous ceremonies and has confirmed ̶ through oral history, archives, literature, and primary research ̶ that some Métis historically participated in Sundance, Midewiwin, and sweat lodge, among other ceremonies. Her research also points to a contemporary resurgence of traditional ceremony among Métis people. Below, she shares select key findings across her two books: Rekindling the Sacred Fire: Métis Ancestry and Anishinaabe Spirituality and Returning to Ceremony: Spirituality in Manitoba Métis Communities, and introduces her latest study, a national project titled, “Expressions of Métis Spirituality and Religion Across the Homeland.”