Ktunaxa people have occupied the lands adjacent to the Kootenay and Columbia Rivers and the Arrow Lakes of British Columbia, Canada for more than 10,000 years.
The Home Depot's Orange Door Project has been extended until December 14th! Be sure to visit the Cranbrook Home Depot and Support Street Angel!
@HomeDepotCanada#OrangeDoorProject
Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day. Be sure to check out some of the events that are happening today in Ktunaxa communities.
Aqam - https://t.co/Y2NFeIGcgV
Tobacco Plains - https://t.co/5CcCgqBehT
There are family-friendly events open to all!
It's National Indigenous Peoples Day recognizing & celebrating the heritage, cultures & contributions of all First Nations. #Cranbrook is in the traditional territory of the @ktunaxanation & we look forward to continuing to build strong relations between communities. #NIPDCanada
Cranbrook Street Angels Donation Sam Steele Days luncheon at Home Depot. Brody Pocha and Wayne Stetski, MP cooking, serving, and doing a radio interview with us. We’ll see most of this group with us tomorrow at the Ktunaxa Nation pancake breakfast starting at 7:30am.
Delighted that Indigenous Nations will officially join us in an observer role as we continue our negotiations with the US to modernise the #ColumbiaRiverTreaty. Thank you to the Indigenous Nations for their valued participation & patience. https://t.co/ytu6vNBqRV
NOTICE OF REFERENDUM VOTE
Notice is hereby given that the Ktunaxa Nation has called a Referendum Vote for the
purpose of approving the Ktunaxa Nation Interim Citizenship Code on May 8, 2019.
https://t.co/qNqh5eSWBN
Next, a time- and place-shifting story by Troy Sebastian NUPQU ʔA·Kǂ AM̓
(@Skink00ts) that incorporates elements of the @ktunaxanation language (sorry about the CAPS!) https://t.co/PteseD9ikx