About — Elizabeth Bunney Communications

Hi, I’m Elizabeth.

I've always believed that stories can change how people see each other.

As a child, I loved talking. Today, I still do—but now I spend just as much time listening. Because the best communications don't begin with writing. They begin with understanding.

I'm a third-generation Cree-Métis brand and communications strategist with more than 25 years of experience helping governments, Indigenous organizations, businesses and non-profits navigate complex conversations and communicate with purpose.

Storytelling is my craft.

Strategy is how I help organizations create lasting change.

A tradition of translation

Connecting through culture

A First Nations descendant from The Pas, Manitoba, Elizabeth is third-generation Cree-Métis with Polish and Irish ancestry.

Storytelling is part of who I am. My family was present at the signing of Treaty 5 as translators because they could read and write English. They helped bridge understanding between Indigenous Peoples and the Crown.

While the work looks different today, I see my role through that same lens.

I help organizations translate ideas into action, values into brands and complex conversations into communication that builds trust. Whether working with Indigenous communities, governments or businesses, I believe the strongest relationships begin with listening.

Award-winning strategist

Growing and adapting over the last 25 years, Elizabeth has experience spanning government, in-house and agency in marketing, media relations, and public affairs, grounded in a lifelong commitment to advancing Indigenous voices and participation across sectors.