Sheila's debut CD "Too Many Melodies Ago" grabbed country music listeners from one end of Canada to the other and her music made a huge impact abroad as her European listeners were equally captivated. Five songs were release to radio and all five were received enthusiastically. Her first single broke the top 50 on Record.

When Sheila was an emerging young artist she entered the national CCMA Budweiser Talent Search. Sheila rose to the top of an amazing pool of talent and won first place over hundreds of contestants. As part of the prize package she received an all expense paid trip to Nashville to appear on the classic "Ralph Emery Show" on TNN.

The year following the release of her debut CD, Sheila won top honors in her field and took home the Saskatchewan Country Music Association's Female Entertainer Of The Year.

Sheila continues to perform throughout Western Canada, after taking a hiatus for the birth of her daughter Carly. Sheila has been repeatedly invited back to be the voice of Saskatchewan for the Grey Cup (Rendezvous Regina) celebrations in Winnipeg, Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton and Regina. She was also invited to represent Regina at the annual summer exhibition as the sparkling "Pemmican Pearl" from 2001 through 2003.

Now that Sheila's daughter is a bit older, Sheila is driven towards the stage again to follow her life's calling. For the last year she has been performing at cabarets, socials and dances around the southwestern part of Saskatchewan and is getting ready to enter the recording studio.

Sheila is preparing the material for a second CD. She has been working hard at writing her own songs for the project and has been co-writing with some of the best songwriters in western Canada.