An evening to celebrate 10 years of Secret Path, the impact it has had on moving reconciliation forward, and Gord and Chanie’s legacies.
The Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund (DWF) is delighted to invite you to the Secret Path 10th Anniversary Concert – a special evening of music, reflection, connection, and celebration. As we mark the 10th anniversary of Secret Path, we will be bringing together DWF’s community of partners, Artist Ambassadors, friends, and special guests on Friday, October 23, 2026, to celebrate this important milestone.
Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the concert begins at 8:00 PM.
All tickets are general admission and $89.00/each + taxes & services. Funds raised through the sale of the tickets support DWF’s programs, campaigns, events, and initiatives.
A gifted songwriter and storyteller, Amanda Rheaume weaves history, resilience, and heart into her music, creating anthemic, guitar-driven songs that resonate across generations. A Citizen of the Métis Nation of Ontario with deep Red River roots and Anishinaabe relations from Lac Seul, Rheaume’s performances are both a celebration of identity and an invitation to listen, learn, and connect.
With a sound steeped in Heartland Rock and infused with the spirit of Métis fiddle and storytelling, Rheaume’s music expands the genre’s boundaries, giving voice to histories and experiences often left untold. Her newest album, The Truth We Hold, takes listeners on a journey across the homelands, uncovering moments that have shaped Métis history—from landmark court battles to hidden injustices—while celebrating the strength, joy, and interconnectedness of the Métis people.
Beyond the stage, Rheaume is a tireless advocate and community builder, co-founding Ishkode Records and the International Indigenous Music Summit, and playing a key role in the Indigenous Music Office. Her commitment to raising Indigenous sovereignty in the music industry drives all her work, ensuring that Indigenous artists and stories are heard on their own terms.
Photo: Ori Dagan
