Cher Obediah says she kept her mouth shut when her abusive ex-partner used to yell at her because she accepted “to a fault” that his outbursts were rooted in his intergenerational trauma from the residential school system. #HamOnt#StoneyCreek
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The Rescued Food Market is opening its doors this Friday in Vancouver’s Olympic Village.
So soon food that would otherwise get thrown out will soon be available to those who need it most. https://t.co/UPqpxtK2Am
Mark your calendars for Saturday September 25 for a live author event with @AvaHoma. Tune in as she is interviewed by filmmaker, @CeeObe#HamOnt#authortalk@HamiltonFilm
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There’s a National Puppy Day? Ok meet Rosscoe Bosscoe. He loves all dogs big or small, he’s a level 2 puppy grad with 3rd class coming, his favorite toy is any stick and he doesn’t know much about personal space ( slide to 2nd pic 😆 )
#puppylovers#dogsareamazing#doglife
6-Minute Memoirs is an online event, Feb 12th @ 7:30pm.
Twelve speakers share 6 minute personal true life stories.
Tickets are $10 per household and are available at https:/. https://t.co/WnPj9bAo7z
All proceeds to charity. More info available at https://t.co/WB12KiGA6H
Cher Obediah tapped old footage for her new documentary The Protected Place, but its subject, the 2006 Douglas Creek Estates land dispute in Caledonia, is still so topical it’s getting star billing at Hamilton Film Festival. #HamOnt#Winona#Film@CeeObe
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Finally made it to my sister’s booth at @ooak_toronto and I’m bursting with inspiration, love and admiration. @_totem_designs_ is touching people’s hearts and homes one dream catcher at a time. It’s beautiful to witness. Last weekend to get your handmade goodies! #indigenousmade
Check out Back Stage Pass tonight at 10:30pm where we will catch up with Cher Obediah and how the story of Lexi impacted her, as well as what it's like to have her films in the Hamilton Film Festival. Catch all this tonight @ 10:30pm
I’m not sayin’, I’m just sayin’
I don’t mean to be rude. Am I the only one seeing this?
As a Native North American Indian, if someone said “Send them back! Go back to your own country! If you don’t like this one, go back to your own country!” Where would I go?