The campground's sweet, easily overwhelmed manager. Peter is doing his absolute best with the registration book and a guest list that keeps getting more complicated. OPEN ETHNICITY

Joseph's sister, and the same kind of serious. Practical, efficient, and entirely convinced that a courier would have handled all of this more sensibly. Karen is the voice of reason in Joseph's ear throughout the trip, though her concern for him runs considerably deeper than her commentary suggests. She holds the thread back to real life while everything else on the road starts to loosen. CAUCASIAN

Spirited, eclectic, and full of a life that Joseph is only beginning to understand. Birdie is the destination at the end of a long road and, it turns out, holds answers that Joseph didn't know he needed. OPEN ETHNICITY

A scrappy, arm-slinged competitor from the rival team Pasture's Praise who arrives with the confidence of someone who has won the campground games many times and fully intends to do it again. OPEN ETHNICITY

A pantsuit-wearing professional whose property appraisal of the campground is interrupted, memorably, by a bear. Delivers the news of a potential sale with the breezy obliviousness of someone who did not expect the campground to have feelings about it. OPEN ETHNICITY

The enthusiastic emcee of the campground games, equal parts civic pride and genuine excitement. Holds the whole competition together from the dais with the energy of someone who has been waiting for this all year. OPEN ETHNICITY

A fellow nomad and familiar face at the campground. Bill passes through scenes with the easy warmth of someone who knows everyone and is always on his way somewhere good. OPEN ETHNICITY

Lower-income man who is attacked in his own home. Think Harry Dean Stanton. Housecoat. Makes pancakes on a hotplate. Taps don’t work, so he gets water from his neighbour’s hose.

She is a drug addict who is suffering the ravaging effects of Feral: blisters, pus, rashes, etc. She is well beyond caring what she looks like. Her only focus is on another hit of Feral. She has no one. People recoil at the sight of her.

A grateful young woman who comes to Sully’s memorial to tend the flowers and repay a kindness he showed her.

A busy professional who visits Maggie hoping for a simple inhaler renewal for his shortness of breath. Impatient to get back to the office and increasingly uneasy as Maggie proposes extensive testing, he takes the first opportunity to make a quick exit before she can finish her examination.

A patron at Shandon’s who recognizes Maggie as Sully’s daughter while paying their bill. Warm and sincere, they remember Sully as a kind man who made everyone feel welcome and offer Maggie their condolences.

A patient, encouraging father teaching his 10-year-old daughter how to paddle a canoe at the lake.

A patron at Shandon’s who approaches Maggie after hearing about Sully’s death. Well-intentioned and sympathetic, they offer their condolences and tell Maggie that her father will be missed.

One of three young siblings playing tag on the lawn at Sullivan’s Crossing.

An eager young girl learning how to canoe with her father, carefully imitating his instructions as he teaches her the J-stroke.

A young woman seen checking out of the Outpost with her spouse.

A customer at the Outpost purchasing a Sullivan’s Crossing T-shirt.

MICHELLE is having a bad day. As an employee of the Bami'iwe Indigenous Housing Office, Michelle often doesn't see the best outcome for her clients. When Sherry comes to ask advice on her housing situation, Michelle immediately recognizes her from Junior High and is more than willing to take on Sherry's neglectful landlord! BIPOC This character identifies as gay. Preference will be given to members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

LOOKING FOR MORE OPTIONS. Please submit if you can speak German. KARL is a German man who loves the Indigenous Culture and he and his buddies are cosplaying to have an "authentic Indian wedding experience". **Will have to learn Cree or Anishinaabemowin CAUCASIAN **only have to prepare German accent for the audition, you do not have to translate into Cree