MUSQUEAM NEWSLETTER Friday September 06, 2019 Tel: 604-263-3261, Toll Free: 1-866-282-3261, Fax: 604-263-4212

Inside this issue: EVERYONE IS WELCOME HR News 2

JOIN US FOR THE NEW YEAR OF MUSQUEAM 101! Env. Stewardship 3 MUSQUEAM 101 – Wednesday September 11, 2019 Education 4-8 E&T Opportunities 9-10

Call for Exp. Of Inter- 11-12 stem? (what?) Musqueam 101 September 11, 2019 Bill Reid Gallery 13-20 Walking the Talk of Māori Sovereignty: Treaty Claims Settlements, Constitutional Transformation and the Māori Monitoring Mechanism Remaining News

Māori have been fighting British colonisation for 179 years. We have always told our British visitors we never ceded our sovereignty and that the structures they set up to dispossess us and usurp our power are illegitimate. We have never stopped exer- cising our form of sovereignty. My talk will cover the training my generation received from our elders and jobs they gave us to help restore justice and the balance that should exist between Māori and our British visitors. I will talk about New Zealand’s treaty claims settlement process that is just one of the current examples of on-going British colonial oppression. I will also talk about two strategies we have adopted to try to stop this behaviour. Presenter: Margaret Mutu is of Ngāti Kahu, Te Rarawa, Ngāti Whātua and Scottish descent. She ST. MICHAELS’ CHURCH is the Professor of Māori Studies at the University of Auckland. We will resume Church/Mass THIS SUNDAY niʔ ʔəncə? (where?) July 28, 2019. Classroom 1 - Musqueam Community Centre Come and join us. təmtem? (when?) Thank you, Wednesday, September 11. Dinner will be served at 6:00 p.m. The presentation will Jeannie Campbell (C: 604- 781-5641) start at 7:00 p.m. PLEASE JOIN US!

SAFETY & SECURITY PATROL ~ 604-968-8058 MUSQUEAM INDIAN BAND G7S5 SALISH DRIVE VANCOUVER, B.C. CANADA V6N 4C4 TELEPHONE:604 263-3261 FAX: 604 263-4212

The Musqueam people have lived in our present location for thousands of years. Our traditional territory once occupied much of what Is now Vancouver and surrounding areas. The name Musqueam relates back to the flowering plant, maSk^ay, which grows in the Fraser River estuary. There is a story that has been passed on from generation to generation that explains how we became known as the x*ma6k*'ayam (Musqueam)- People of the ma6k"'ay plant. Although a metropolitan city has developed in the heart of Musqueam territory, our community maintains strong culturai and traditionai beliefs. Today our population flourishes and we are a strong community of over 1,300 members. To learn more about Musqueam, please visit www.musqueam.bc.ca.

At Musqueam we strive to create a progressive workplace.

Musqueam Indian Band is currently hiring for the following positions

Learning Facilitator School Bus Supervisor Employment & Training Job Coach Employment & Training Administrative Assistant Community Planner

Patrol Officer

Social Worker Janitor/Custodian Aboriginal Fisheries Officer (regular full-time) Aboriginal Fisheries Officer (6-month term) Title & Rights Coordinator Major Projects Coordinator

Mental Health Clinician

Home-care Attendant

Traditional Wellness Worker Finance Manager

Council Clerk Title & Rights Project Analyst Tenant Relations Clerk, Full-time, Housing Mentors: Employment & Training

Please apply on line at https://www.musaueam.bc.ca/iobs If you have any question or would like a detailed job description, please contact Human Resources at hr(^musaueam.bc.ca *** If you require any help in accessing a computer, resume writing,Job interview coaching or anything related to the Job application process the Employement and Training Departments and the Human Resources would be more than happy to help. ** MUSQUEAM fisrC'- ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP DEPARTMENT

ELDERS,YOUTH, AND THE ENVIRONMENT ADVISORY PANEL

The Elders, Youth, and the Environment (EYE) Advisory Panel's mandate is to provide a communal perspective and advice to the Environmental Stewardship Department (ESD) with respect to Musqueam's values and goals accompanying the Stewardship Strategy Vision.

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We are looking for three (3) elders and three (3) youth to join this exciting new opportunity. The EYE Advisory Panel plans to begin meeting in November 2019. Successful candidates will join the panel and will meet with members of the Environmental Stewardship Department once a month in a workshop style gathering.

To fulfill its role, the EYE Advisory Panel will provide guidance and advice to the ESD on existing and proposed plans and strategies related to the environment, as referred by ESD, identify priorities and provide advice to ESD on the implementation of plans or actions related to the environment and serve as a mechanism for the exchange of ideas and opportunities related to environmental sustainability and conservation of resources.

If interested, please write a letter of intent and send to: [email protected] or [email protected]

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September 5th 2019

ƛ̓a tə sʔa:nɬ šxʷtəhim̓ Working Group Meeting ʔi ʔə čxʷ ʔəw ʔəy̓ ʔal̓?

Our next working group meeting will take place September 12th 2019. Dinner will be served at 6PM at the Soccer field club house, after which we will continue our work on building the šxʷtəhim̓ document.

The working group has made progress on the Fundamental Principles chapter of the document, and we are looking forward to continuing the work on September 12th.

If you are able to attend, I urge you to make time to do so, as this document can positively affect our people for generations to come.

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Alec Guerin Self-Governance Community Coordinator [email protected] T: 604.263.3261 C: 604.561.3475

Administration Office: 6735 Salish Drive, Vancouver, BC, V6N4C4 Telephone: 604-263-3261 Fax: 604-263-4212

Musqueam Education Notice Friday, September 6, 2019

September school cheques Friendly Reminder—please pick up your September school cheque if you haven't already done so. • Elementary (mileage/school supply allowance) unless your child is registered at Southlands Elementary or Immaculate Conception as the supplies are provided at the school. • High School • Post Secondary

Education Awards Education awards are now available for Musqueam Band members!! GRADE 12 GRADUATES - If you graduated this June, please submit your Dogwood Certificate, and BC Ministry of Education transcripts to the Education Department, to receive your award.

Bus Information for Parents ELEMENTARY- If your child will be riding the school bus, please fill out a bus form and return it to the Education Department(form on following page). If you prefer an electronic copy, please email Debbie Point at [email protected] HIGH SCHOOL- If you child will be attending high school, and will require a monthly bus fare cheque, please contact the Eduction Department to ensure they are on the list.

"Quote of the dav^^: Education Department: Faye Mitchell, Education Manager, The more that you read, the more things you will know. Debbie Point, Education Assistant, The more that you learn, the more places you'll go. Gary Campbell, School Bus Driver,

-Dr. Seuss Ph.# 504 - 263 - 3261

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Medic Alerts: (Please identify any medic alerts or special needs that the bus supervisor should be aware of) MUSQUEAM INDIAN RESERVE NO. 2 SCHOOL BUS PICK-UP TIMES AND LOCATIONS Musqueam P CK-UP ORDER AND T ME Immaculate Conception Southlands Elementarv School School 'Please be at bus stop by 8:00 am 'Please be at bus stop by 8:20 am O 8:00 am A 8:20 am O 8:01 am A 8:21 am ^ 8:02 am A 8:23 am 0 8:04 am A 8:30 am 0 8:05 am Southlands: 8:35 am 0 8:06 am 0 8:08 am

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Southlands Elementary School

School Operation Overview

: Number of Days in Session 188 ; Number of Days of Instruction 181 i Number of Days of Non-Instruction 6 Non instructional Days: [- - 1 Administrative Day (June 26)

Important Dates

School Opening Day Tuesday, September 3, 2019 Thanksgiving Day Monday. October 14, 2019 Remembrance Day Holiday Monday, f^ovember 11, 2019 _ Last Day of Instruction Before Winter Vacation Friday, December 20. 2019 Winter Vacation Period Monday. December 23, 2019- Friday. January 3. 2020 School Re-opens after Winter Vacation Monday. January 6, 2020 Family Day Monday. February 17, 2020 ! Last Day of Instruction Before Spring Vacation Friday. March 13. 2020 " 'J Spring Vacation Period Monday. March 16 - Friday. March 27. 2020 ! School Re-opens after Spring Vacation Monday. March 30, 2020 3] Good Friday Friday.Aprii io. 2020 ■ Easter Monday Monday. April 13. 2020 Victoria Day Monday, May 18. 2020 _ Last Full Day of Pupil Attendance Thursday. June 25. 2020 Administrative/School Closing Day Friday. June 26. 2020

Professional Development and Curriculum Implementation Days (school not In session)

Monday September 16. 2019 Professional Development Day (Date set by school) Friday. October 25. 2019 Professional Development Day (Province Wide) Friday. November 8. 2019 Professional Development Day(District Wide) Monday. June 15.2020 Professional Development Day (Date set by school) Friday. February 14, 2020 Professional Development Day (District Wide) Friday, May 15, 2020 Indigenous Focus Professional Day (District Wide)

Parent Conference Dates Early Dismissal Times

!_Wednesday, November 6, 2019 Parent/Teacher Conferences- 2:00 pm Dismissal j Thursday. November 7. 2019 Paront/Toacher Conforonces- 2:00 pm Dismissal {Wednesday. April 22, 2020 Parent/Teacher Conferoncos- 2:00 pm Dismissal {Thursday. April 23.2020 Parenl/Toacher Conferences- 2:00 pm Dismissal August 1,2019

MusQueam/UBC First Nation Scholarship

Musqueam First Nation students currently registered at The University of British Columbia are encouraged to apply to the Musqueam First Nation Scholarship. This award was created to acknowledge the strong relationship UBC has with the Musqueam First Nation.

It is a community-based scholarship for students from the Musqueam First Nation studying at the University of British Columbia in their undergraduate, post baccalaureate (including Medicine, Dentistry, Law, Education, Pharmacy, Nursing, Midwifery, and Social Work), and graduate studies. The award is valued up to $5,500 annually and renewable for up to 4 years.

Recipients will have demonstrated academic and leadership achievements including, but not limited to, engagement in the arts, athletics, school, and/or their community. Recipients will be selected on their ability to demonstrate their openness to continuing to learn who they are, where they come from, and their responsibility in enriching and carrying knowledge forward in their community and the world. The application will be open August 1^,2019 - September 16*^ 2019(11:59 PM PST). For more information about the award or to apply, please email Musqueam.scholarship(g>ubc.ca KLTP is looking for the following positions to join our team:

Employment Experienced Operator Start Date: Immediately □ ppdrtunities Location: Burnaby, BC Pay: starting at $33.00

Who We Are: Kiewit Ledcor TMEP Partnership (KLTP) is a Labourers joint venture between Kiewit and Ledcor. KLTP is responsible for building the Lower Start Date: Immediately Mainland portion of the Trans Mountain Location: Burnaby, BC Expansion Project. This work includes 35 km Pay: starting at $22.05 to $30.20 of pipeline from Langley to Burnaby, the expansion of Sumas, Burnaby and Wesfridge Marine Terminals, and a 2.6 km tunnel through Burnaby Mountain. If you are interesfed in working in fhe Lower Mainland, wifh competifive wages, great benefits KLTP is actively recruiting for multiple and opportunities for advancement, please send positions, including welders, laborers, your resume to: [email protected]. operators and electricians. If you are interested in working in the construction All potential employees must: industry in the Lower Mainland, please contact KLTP's Indigenous Field Coordinator • Pass drug and alcohol testing at [email protected]. • Pass a physical test (lift a minimum of 50 lbs and be deemed in good overall health) • Participate in Audiomefric (hearing) testing • Complete Construction Safety Training System (CSTS) or Pipeline Construction Safety Training (PCST).

What We're Building:

• Sumas Terminal - Additional tank • Spread 7 - 35 km of pipeline • Burnaby Terminal - 14 new tanks, removal of 1 existing tank • Burnaby Mountain Tunnel - 2.5 km of underground tunnel • Westridge Marine , Terminal - Foreshore and onshore expansion and upgrade

KLTP Job Posting; Parenting Program Coordinator (Indigenous Communities), Lower Mainland Full-time position (35 hours per week)

Parent Support Services Society of BC (PSS) is a provincial NGO promoting community development and a participatory approach through our self-help parenting support circles. PSS strives to empower individuals and groups of people with the skills they need to affect change and improve parenting practice. The Program Coordinator is a community developer who understands both how to work with individuals and how to affect communities' positions within the context of a larger social institutions.

PSS trains volunteer parenting group facilitators, develops and disseminates parenting resource material, provides community education, carries out research on emerging parenting issues and operates a kinship care support line.

SCOPE OF WORK:

The Program Coordinator will establish and sustain Parent Support Circles for/with Indigenous families in the Lower Mainland by working closely with relevant community partners, and Lower Mainland Indigenous families to:

• Strengthen community relationships to launch Indigenous Parent Support Circles, including the creation of a Steering Committee, community partners to host programs, and volunteer facilitators. • Establish and maintain Indigenous Parent Support Circles in Metro Vancouver.

REQUIREMENTS: Excellent judgment with good written and oral communication skills Deep understanding of Indigenous cultures and history in BC through lived experience and connectedness to Indigenous Communities and organizations Deep appreciation of issues affecting Indigenous families in BC Knowledge of effective parenting practices within diverse Indigenous communities Deep understanding of the generational effects of colonialism of indigenous families/communities Established or an ability to become an effective interviewer, facilitator, supporter for Indigenous families and volunteers Good organizational time management, resourcefulness and software and social media skills Knowledge and understanding of facilitation, group process, self-help philosophy, marketing and promotion appropriate for diverse Indigenous communities in the Lower Mainland. Proven ability to work independently, and as part of a team Able to work evenings, weekends and occasional out-of-town overnight meetings 2 times a year(max 3 nights at a time) Knowledge of community development values and principles, community organizing and the non-profit sector (desirable) Degree in. Social Work, Childcare, Indigenous/First Nations Studies (desirable) or equivalent training /lived experience Valid driver's license and access to a reliable vehicle (desirable and mandatory within one year) Knowledge of the non-profit /volunteer sector (desirable) Experience in volunteer recruitment, training and support (desirable) Knowledge of kinship care and related legislation, resources and benefits (desired)

PSS is committed to "recruit and develop a well-qualified and efficient organization that is representative of the diversity of the people of British Columbia". PSS is committed to the Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. To support employment equity and diversity in the workplace, we welcome applications from women, men, persons with disabilities, JoinKiana, a,heart-centered Arkaya yoga teacher and healer

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Job Posting; Parenting Program Coordinator (Indigenous Communities), Lower Mainland Full-time position (35 hours per week)

Parent Support Services Society of BC (PSS) is a provincial NGO promoting community development and a participatory approach through our self-help parenting support circles. PSS strives to empower individuals and groups of people with the skills they need to affect change and Improve parenting practice. The Program Coordinator is a community developer who understands both how to work with individuals and how to affect communities' positions within the context of a larger social institutions.

SCOPE OF WORK;

• Strengthen community relationships to launch Indigenous Parent Support Circles, Including the creation of a Steering Committee, community partners to host programs, and volunteer facilitators. • Establish and maintain Indigenous Parent Support Circles in Metro Vancouver.

REQUIREMENTS: • Excellent judgment with good written and oral communication skills • Deep understanding of Indigenous cultures and history in BC through lived experience and connectedness to Indigenous Communities and organizations • Deep appreciation of issues affecting Indigenous families In BC • Knowledge of effective parenting practices within diverse Indigenous communities • Deep understanding of the generational effects of colonialism of indigenous families/communities • Established or an ability to become an effective interviewer, facilitator, supporter for Indigenous families and volunteers • Good organizational time management, resourcefulness and software and social media skills • Knowledge and understanding of facilitation, group process, self-help philosophy, marketing and promotion appropriate for diverse Indigenous communities in the Lower Mainland. • Proven ability to work independently, and as part of a team • Able to work evenings, weekends and occasional out-of-town overnight meetings 2 times a year (max 3 nights at atime) • Knowledge of community development values and principles, community organizing and the non-profit sector(desirable) • Degree in. Social Work, Childcare, Indigenous/First Nations Studies (desirable) or equivalent training /lived experience • Valid driver's license and access to a reliable vehicle (desirable and mandatory within one year) • Knowledge of the non-profit /volunteer sector (desirable) • Experience in volunteer recruitment, training and support (desirable) . • Knowledge of kinship care and related legislation, resources and benefits (desired)

PSS is committed to "recruit and develop a well-qualified and efficient organization that is representative of the diversity of the people of British Columbia". PSS is committed to the Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. To support employment equity and diversity in the workplace, we welcome applications from women, men, persons with disabilities, persons of diverse sexual orientation, gender identity or expression. Indigenous applicants are highly encouraged to apply.

Salary: between $41,860.00 and $47,320.00

Closing Date: Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at 9:00pm. Applications will be accepted by email and must include cover letter, resume, and contact info of 3 references Please put, Program Coordinator-Lower Mainland Indigenous Communities in the subject line. Attn: ED Email: [email protected]

- Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. We thank you in advance for your interest in the position. Housing & Infrastructure Councjl By First Nations - For First Nations in BC

September 04, 2019

Call for Expression of Interest Specialist Member & Youth Member

The First Nation Housing & Infrastructure Council - BC has announced this Call for Expression of Interest for a Youth Member

To: BC First Nations Housing, infrastructure & institutional Development Experts

From: Chief Dan George, Chair, HiC

RE: Call for Expressions of interest for specialist members on the BC First Nations Housing & infrastructure Council (HiC)

Many of you are aware of the HIC and its mandate. HIC was formed in November 2017 and is carrying out its mandate under the direction of resolutions from the Chiefs in assembly of the BC Assembly of First Nations, First Nations Summit and Union of BC Indian Chiefs.

HIC has a membership of 12 individuals consisting of 4 Chiefs, 7 specialists (housing, infrastructure & organizational development) and 1 youth member who are chosen to provide; • a wide range of skills required to guide HIC's work, • a reasonable representation of the various geographic regions in BC, and gender balance.

HIC members provide a range of skills that in total must include: housing management, infrastructure management, institutional development, housing & infrastructure policy, urban (on & off reserve) and finance.

Additional specialized skills that are valuable to HIC's work include: business development, legal, wrap around services (primarily social supports), construction management, communications, change management, human resources management and research (Skill Matrix available on request).

HIC Is filling 2(two) of its 12 positions( a specialist & a youth position) to fill skills gaps in the council including institutional development, urban (on/off-reserve) and finance.

A few points you might want to consider as you are entertaining this Expression of Interest.

1. This is a working council that demands a minimum of 12 days per year and can be up to 50 depending on the member's availability (regular conference calls, face-to-face meetings plus active involvement in HIC work. Members understand that some members will be able to contribute more than others, but each member is expected to carry their weight. 2. HIC covers travel and professional fees for its members.

If you would like more information (e.g., TOR, Skills Matrix) please contact Garry Merkel, Executive Director at 250-427-0460 or [email protected].

Please submit your EOl before September 27,2019, to [email protected]

Thank you for considering this opportunity.

Please click the link below to consider this opportunity Specialist Member Application Youth Member Application Gallery News - September 2019 Page 1 of9

BILL REID GALLERY OF NORTHWEST COAST ART

Become a Member Support the Gallery What's on at the Bill Reid Gallery| September 201

Exhibitions Public Proqrams

Community Partners

Exhibitions

Upcoming Exhibition - Royal Portr Opening Celebration Tuesday, October 1, 2019 6 pm - 8 pm

This exhibition features the intricate carving an metalwork of contemporary Ts'msyen artist Morgan Asoyuf. Royal Portrait explores matn< power within the Northwest Coast as a statem? of Indigenous sovereignty.

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Northwest, 2019 by KG Hall (Heiltsuk)

Language Matters - Exploring Indigenous Language Through Art Final Two Weeks - Exhibition closes September 16, 2019

Don't miss this group exhibition which brings awareness to the importance of Indigenous language revitalization. In recognition of the UN International Year of Indigenous Languages, this exhibition fea new graffiti and collage works created by urban Indigenous youth and community members. Languac Matters highlights language as a way for Indigenous youth to reconnect with their culture and suppor healing from a long history of cultural erasure.

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qa? yax^ - water honours us: womxn and waterways

Guest curators ReMatriate Collective reveal the unique connection between womxn and water in the matriarchal societies of the Northwest Coast. Nine artists explore water as a crucial element of creati its historical uses for survival, and contemporary over-consumption as a threat to sensitive coastal ecosystems, qa? yexw is a hanqaminarh expression meaning "water honours us".

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Public Programs

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Left to right: Lawrence Guerin, Courtenay Gibson, Mack Paul and Vanessa Campbell

Musqueam Language Revitalization Pane! Discussion Saturday, September 7, 2019 2 pm •4 pm| Free for Indigenous people and Gallery member:

Indigenous communities across the province have been working to revitalize their traditional langua How does the Musqueam community engage with henqemihern, their traditional language?

Join Vanessa Campbell of the Musqueam Language & Culture Department, and three language students to learn more about the rewards and challenges of reviving hahqemihorh.

Community Access Day - Septembe

VANCOUVER Enjoy free admission from 2 pm to 5 pm, thank; INTERNATIONAL community access partner - YVR Vancouvt AIRPORT International Airport. Also enjoy hands-on activi and music with our friends from the Carnegie Beyond, Every Day. Cultural Sharing Program.

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Join us Sunday, September 29 with Kwantlen Storytelling with Joseph A. Dandurand in the Hummir Gathering Space from 2 pm - 3 pm.

Joseph A. Dandurand brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his role as a storyteller. He member of Kwantlen First Nation located on the Fraser River, Dandurand has been a storyteller sim was a young man. His talent and passion for words and sharing stories have followed him through t many journeys of his life. For more information click here

Gallery Shops

Sand-carved Creations in Glass at the Gallery Shop

Haida artist Michael Forbes (Skilagiiwaas) and owner of Silver Lining Designs shares the beauty of his culture through sand carving his designs into glass. He was born in Chiiiiwack, British Columbia and grew up in Northern BC where he was immersed in Indigenous arts and culture. He descends from the Stanley family of Masset on Haida Gwaii.

Choose from a selection at our shop for your next corporate gift program.

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Michael Forbes

Bear Bowl, 6" x 10", $100. Bear Vase, 4" diameter x 12" $ Sandblasted glass by Michael Forbes (Haida)

New Works at the Satellite Shop SFU Vancouver Bookstore (Harbour Centre)

Come and check out our Art Thompson print collection!

Raven Steals the Wind, Art Thompson (Nuu-chah-nulth), Salmon, Art Thompson (Nuu-chah-nulth), Serigrap Serlgraph, ed./200,1976, 24" x 18", $220 ed./200,1976, 24" x 18", $550

Shop Online

Spend $25 or more at the Satellite Shop and receive a 2 for 1 admission card for the Bill Reid Gallery! Offer valid until December 29, 2019

Community Partners

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Salish Singing & Drumming Workshop Free and open to the public - No RSVP required. Suitable for all ages and abilities. First workshoi: starts Tuesday, September 24, 2019, 7 pm - 9 pm at the Djavad Mowafaghian World Art Centre (GC 2555), Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, 149 W. Hastings Street. Instructor Russell Wallace will be teaci traditional Salish social songs, drumming and dance.

Co-presented by SFU's Vancity Office of Community Engagement and SFU Office for Aboriginal Peoples. For more info Click here

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Transmissions

An Indigenous Futurist Installation - World Premiere September 6 - 28, 2019 - TRANSMISSIONS is three-part, 6000 square foot multimedia installation by award-winning Anishinaabe filmmaker and ai Lisa Jackson. It extends her investigation into the connections between land, language, and people most recently with her virtual reality work Biidaaban: First Light

Fei & Milton Wong Experimental Theatre Tuesday to Friday, 1pm - 7pm SFU Woodward's, 149 West Hastings Saturday and Sunday. 1pm - 5pm For more Information Click here FREE admission

In partnership with SFU Woodward's Cultural Programs and produced by Electric Company Theatre

Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art Open Daily 10:00 am - 5:00 pm 639 Hornby Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 2G3 p: 604.682.3455| f; 604.682.3310

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We respectfully acknowledge the x^maSk^eyam (Musqueam). Slswiwu7mesh (Squamish), and sanrwataPfTsleil-Waututh). and; Indigenous peoples of the Northwest Coast, on whose traditional and unceded territories we live, work and play.

Annual Partners

SIMON 1-RASliH UNIVUKSJTY

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