Andrew Wedderburn is a writer and musician from Okotoks, Alberta. He graduated from the University of Calgary in 2001. His stories have been published by filling Station and Alberta Views Magazines. His debut novel, The Milk Chicken Bomb, was published by Coach House Books in 2007. In 2008 it was a finalist for the Amazon / Books in Canada First Novel Award, and long-listed for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award. As a musician and songwriter Wedderburn has written, recorded and toured extensively in the groups Hot Little Rocket and Night Committee, releasing seven full-length albums over the last two decades. Andrew Wedderburn currently resides in Okotoks, AB.

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Katie Lee, OAA, is an architect, artist, and musician based in Toronto. Her work is profoundly shaped by her upbringing in Mohkinstsis, Calgary, as the daughter of Korean immigrants – a dual perspective that informs her music and specialization in cultural heritage at ERA Architects Inc. At ERA, she leads research-driven projects that explore the intersection of cultural heritage and the built environment. An acclaimed collaborator and recipient of multiple musical awards for her previous projects, Katie also records under her Korean name, Eejungmi. Her debut album, Water is a Shifting Mirror (2026), is a sonic exploration of identity and grief through the poetry of water.

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Brendan McCabe is a heritage planner and writer from Calgary. Shaped by Calgary’s suburbs, and inspired by its concrete forms and DIY scenes, Brendan has dedicated his life to understanding and documenting how the built environment and cultural intersect. Through his work with ERA Architects Inc. and the City of Calgary, Brendan has spent a decade researching, analyzing, and conserving Canadian architecture and cultural heritage across the country. He has contributed to The Signs that Define Toronto (Spacing, 2022) and written for VICE.

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