Centre for Professional Regulatory Collaboration

WE HAD THE INCREDIBLE PLEASURE OF WORKING ON THE BRAND NEW BUILDING "Centre for Professional Regulatory Collaboration" THAT BRINGS TOGETHER REGULATORY BODIES HERE IN MANITOBA. IT WAS AN HONOUR TO WORK WITH THEIR MANY VOICES TO MAKE AN ARTWORK THAT REPRESENTS ALL.

"The Path Forward"

Nadya Crossman-Serb

Guided by a trail of florals inspired by traditional beadwork, the bison roams the grasslands, the trumpeter swan graces the serene lakes, the white-tailed deer navigates through the wooded areas, and the beluga whale inhabits the calm waters of Hudson Bay, showcasing the rich natural environment that nurtures both wildlife and human alike.

This mural celebrates the land, it’s gifts to us, and unity in the building by depicting four emblematic animals: a bison, a trumpeter swan, a white-tailed deer, and a beluga whale with its calf. Each animal represents qualities that resonate with the values and mandates of healthcare regulators.

The bison symbolizes strength and resilience, mirroring the endurance required in all healthcare professions. The trumpeter swan embodies grace and caring, reflecting the compassionate nature embodied by healthcare providers along with the qualities of gentleness and empathy, personified by the white-tailed deer.

Lastly, the beluga whale and its baby calf symbolize nurturing and communication, essential attributes in all health professions as people work with one another to foster understanding and healing. Together, these animals remind us of the interconnectedness of healthcare disciplines, highlighting the shared commitment to nurturing life, promoting health, and creating a supportive community for all.