“There’s one plant called fire weed and you can usually find it up in northern Alberta or anywhere where there’s been forest fires because it’s a plant that grows and grows after forest fires. But I know that we traditionally used that as birth control, but also as a medicine to implement abortion… I kind of have a philosophy that … with the knowledge of herbal methods ending a pregnancy, Indigenous culture suggests a tradition of honoring pregnant people’s self-determination of their own bodies. … Unfortunately, in my culture you hear a lot of “abortions never happened, we didn’t do abortions, abortions are a sin” and … I think that really came from colonial Christian Catholic, settler ideologies.”