On November 21st, 2024, as Edmonton grappled with icy roads and heavy snowfall, three International Medical Graduates (IMGs) set out on a mission to bring health education to the Montana First Nation. The weather was unforgiving—roads were slippery, visibility was poor, and the cold was biting. Yet, our shared purpose carried us forward. Dr. Romasa Joyo, Dr. Usman Adewole, and I, Dr. Aisha Ashraf, joined forces under the guidance of our facilitator, Albert Roland Alcaraz from AIMGA (Alberta International Medical Graduates Association). Dr. Joyo took the wheel that morning, navigating the treacherous conditions with determination and care, as we made our way to connect with the community and share insights about diabetes. A Cultural Connection Through Food Before the session, we were invited to share a traditional meal with the community. The warmth and hospitality were as nourishing as the food itself. We enjoyed a comforting mushroom soup, freshly baked sourdough bread with a flavorfu...