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Photos: Indigenous Peoples Day
Host Simpcw representatives perform the welcome song and dance during the June 21 National Indigenous Day Celebration at Robson Park.
Scott Hayes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Jun 26, 2023 4:19 PM
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Kúkwpi7 George Lampreau of Simpcw (wearing the bearskin) led the flag bearers to the front of the crowd to kickoff Wednesday's festivities. | S.Hayes photos
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Host Simpcw representatives perform the welcome song and dance during the June 21 National Indigenous Day Celebration at Robson Park.
Secwépemc storyteller Kenthen Thomas tells a very lively “tale” about how bear and coyote created night and day to an audience filled with school children.
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