#WildSalmon Juveniles free of #Sealice during our migration after #FishFarms are removed
#IsItLuck ? #Magic ?
PM @JustinTrudeau commitment to remove Fish Farms from BC Oceans by 2025 is a safeguard for BC endangered Wild Salmon that is a s timely as it is necessary
123 #FirstNations support this & could represent Prov Wide Recinciliation between Crown & FN’s
Lots of support for Min @JoyceMurray to continue her work to attain this
"Removing fish farms works! It is the third summer since Atlantic salmon farms were removed from the Discovery Islands, and the results continue to be striking."
Video by Deirdre Leowinata, Tavish Campbell, and @alex4salmon
Wild Pacific salmon in BC are in a state of crisis. Now is the time to recognize the areas where we can take action to protect this iconic species.
See list of 120 First Nations who support transition of salmon farms out of BC waters here: bit.ly/3NXeQ9T
We, the Red River Métis, believe that attempting to categorize all individuals of mixed race as Métis is a form of cultural erasure.
For those who have identified as Métis their entire lives and held fast to our culture, it's deeply troubling to see our identities being overshadowed by those from outside the homeland with distant connections.
It seems that the only feasible course of action is to return to the original governance structure, which Canada is treaty-bound to uphold.
The Red River Métis Government is the only sovereign Métis nation and holds the legal rights in this matter. Recognizing other jurisdictions poses a challenge as it threatens our nation's sovereignty.
In essence, these organizations are colonial constructs, their legitimacy not stemming from the original source of authority - the Provisional Government.
Ultimately, there should be no Act and no legislation dividing us. We stand united as the Red River Métis people, undivided by anyone.
MÉTIS ≠ MIXED
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“The decision to safeguard wild salmon is a very clear measure for food security for First Nations across the province,” says Bob Chamberlin, Chair – FNWSA.
Are you an engineer or hydrologist working on flood infrastructure projects in the lower mainland? Check out this workshop by Resilient Waters, focused on floodgates across their lifecycle from design, manufacturing, construction, operations & maintenance. eventbrite.ca/e/designing-fo…
Today I met with @FNWildSalmon to discuss the importance of conservation efforts to protect wild salmon stocks.
Thank you for the productive discussion on this shared priority!
Workshop to support implementation of BC First Peoples 12 with FNESC's new BCFP12 Teacher Resource Guide! @AnneTenning and I will be facilitating! For info, checkout fnesc.ca/lfp-institute/ 'Hope to see you there!
Hey folks! FNESC English First Peoples 10-12 TRG workshop - March 20th, 2023 in Vancouver! @AnneTenning and I will be facilitating! Yay! For info fnesc.ca/lfp-institute/
Honouring Jordan River Anderson, founder of Jordan’s Principle, that has helped thousands of children. 15 years ago today the House of Commons unanimously adopted Jordan’s Principle
Stó:lō Tribal Council Chief @STCTye said settler governments can reduce risk by integrating #Indigenous perspectives. Stó:lō means river or water. Stó:lō Nation accepted water's agency & moved with its cycles. Settlers drained Semá:th Xhotsa (Sumas Lake) for farms and homes.
This guide refers to all the other free FNESC teacher resource guides fnesc.ca/learningfirstpeople…. It indicates what lessons/activities from those guides can be used, or easuly adapted for remote or blended learning environments.
Indigenous-focussed course graduation requirement in BC. It's offically happening! 😊Check out latest info (including Implementation Handbook) for schools/districts here:
Opening remarks from Tribal Chief @STCTye & Minister @mikefarnworthbc at the "Building Back Better Together" conference in Abbotsford. ~90 folks gathered to talk about improving flood control & disaster management in the lower Fraser. #wildsalmon#bcpoli@BillBlair
This is our first hybrid FNESC AGA.
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Due to AFN AGA and Jurisdiction activities in July we had to move to end of June. We will be back to July next year.