Bernadette Smith is a prominent Canadian First Nations politician, known for her dedication to public service and advocacy for her community. She made her mark in the political landscape when she was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba during a by-election held on June thirteenth, two thousand seventeen.
Representing the electoral district of Point Douglas, Smith is a proud member of the Manitoba New Democratic Party. Her election to the assembly marked a significant step forward for representation of First Nations voices in Canadian politics.
In recognition of her impactful work and leadership, Smith was honored in November two thousand twenty-three by being named to the BBC's prestigious 100 Women list, highlighting her influence and contributions to society.