#Lil'wat

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Wednesday, March 13, 2024 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: LITTLE WING (Paramount+) TEEN MOM: FAMILY REUNION (MTV Canada) 8:00pm THE AMAZING RACE (CTV) 9:30pm

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

CBC GEM QUEEN OF THE DEUCE

NETFLIX CANADA BANDITS (MX)

MLB SPRING TRAINING (SN) 1:00pm: Pirates vs. Jays

TENNIS (TSN/TSN3) 2:00pm; Indian Wells - Round of 16 (TSN/TSN5) 9:00pm; Indian Wells - Round of 16

NHL HOCKEY (SN) 7:30pm: Predators vs. Jets (SN1/SNWest) 10:00pm: Capitals vs. Oilers (SNPacific) 10:30pm: Avalanche vs. Canucks

NBA BASKETBALL (TSN4) 7:0pm: Raptors vs. Pacers (SN Now) 7:30pm: Nuggets vs. Heat (SN360) 8:30pm: Warriors vs. Mavericks (TSN4) 10:00pm: Lakers vs. Kings

PWHL HOCKEY (TSN5) 8:00pm: Boston vs. Minnesota

WILD CARDS (CBC) 8:00pm (SEASON FINALE): Ellis is drawn into a case involving Max, her ex, and a world-famous Imperial egg, where a cat-and-mouse heist tests their friendship, their partnership, and their trust in each other.

FARM DREAMS (Nat Geo Wild) 8:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): Indy Officinalis helps Grace and Will Lyons make their homestead a success.

ALLEGIANCE (CBC) 9:00pm: A call to a motel leads Sabrina and Vince into the underbelly of a migrant worker trafficking ring.

RED EARTH UNCOVERED (APTN) 9:00pm: Prior to leaving for Central Alberta to investigate strange encounters, Hayley speaks with a ghost expert for advice; guided by Doc's warning not to go out at night, Hayley probes mysterious evil sightings in Maskwacis.

LANDS ENCHANTED (APTN) 9:30pm: Lil'wat Nation members Maxine Bruce and Tammie Jenkins explore the sacred fishing grounds of Lillooet Lake, cherished by generations of Lil'wat fishers.

BIG BROTHER CANADA (Global) 9:30pm

TELLING OUR STORY (documentary) 9:00pm: The worldview of First Peoples, their ancestors, languages and traditional knowledge; the ingenuity that has been passed on for thousands of years through oral tradition.

FIXER TO FABULOUS: ITALIANO (HGTV Canada) 10:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): Dave and Jenny travel to Italy to take on their biggest project yet, helping friends who've poured their savings into a Tuscan farmhouse rental; they begin to restore the villa, but soon find out how challenging a renovation across the world can be.

[rabbitcruiser]

Whistler, BC (No. 9)

Before Whistler was founded, it was the shared ancestral territories of the indigenous Squamish people (Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh), known in English as the Squamish Nation, and L̓il̓wat7úl, known in English as Lil'wat First Nation (originally Srap7úl). Their history is tied to the rivers, lakes, and mountains that were used as reference for direction and travel. In the Late Pleistocene era, long before European settlement, Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh and L̓il̓wat7ú shared a village known as Spo7ez "at the confluence of Rubble Creek and the Cheakamus River at Function Junction in Whistler." This location represents the long-standing relationship of the two nations who used Spo7ez as a hub of trade and commerce between the two nations. Spo7ez was buried after Black Tusk Volcano erupted causing a massive rockslide that buried the ancient village under hundreds of metres of rubble. From this point forward both Nations continued to co-habitat within the region travelling to the area in the warmer months where they established seasonal camps for hunting and trapping. Prior to settlement of the first European fishing and trapping communities, L̓il̓wat7ú Nation members lived in camps along Green Lake, but were ousted by police in order to make way for the railway and other infrastructure around the lake. Evidence was found of an Istken pit-house on the land that became the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre, which was used by the Wolf Clan (now known as the Wallace Family) as shelter.

Source: Wikipedia

[j0k3r-28-86]

at Lil'wat, Mount Currie BC https://www.instagram.com/p/CpnEogDLOZn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[audainartmuseum]

Immerse Yourself in Whistler’s Culture With These Activities

Whistler isn't just a destination for outdoor adventure; it's also a cultural hub brimming with immersive activities that offer a deeper understanding of the region's rich heritage. From exploring indigenous traditions to indulging in local arts, here are some must-do activities to immerse yourself in Whistler's vibrant culture:

1. Visit the First Nations Museum in Whistler

Delve into the fascinating history and culture of the indigenous peoples of the region by visiting the First Nations Museum. Here, you can explore interactive exhibits, traditional artwork, and artifacts that offer insight into the ancient traditions and lifestyles of the Squamish and Lil'wat Nations. Learn about their deep connection to the land, their spiritual beliefs, and their enduring cultural practices that continue to thrive in modern times.

2. Attend cultural workshops and demonstrations.

Immerse yourself in indigenous culture by participating in workshops and demonstrations offered by local First Nations artisans. From cedar weaving and drum-making to storytelling and traditional dance, these hands-on experiences provide a unique opportunity to learn about indigenous crafts and customs directly from the experts.

3. Check out the cultural events and attend festivals.

Keep an eye out for cultural events and festivals happening throughout the year in Whistler. From indigenous celebrations to multicultural festivals, there are plenty of opportunities to experience the diversity of Whistler's cultural landscape. Don't miss the annual Whistler Indigenous Festival, where you can enjoy traditional performances, storytelling sessions, and artisan markets showcasing indigenous crafts and cuisine.

You can also take guided tours. Experts can show you more about the best places to immerse yourself in Whistler’s culture. Visiting places like the Audain Art Museum can also help you learn more about Whistler.

To know more about first nations museum in Whistler please visit our website:audainartmuseum.com

[bookworm2things]

Meghan Whistler Fashion / Harry acting as special envoy to Lil'wat Nation?

Just chatting today....

[native-blog-deutsch]

2 First Nations feiern Ernte ohne Störung durch Touristen

Pipi7iyekw - Joffre Lakes Park- Erntefest für Líl̓wat Nation und N'Quatqua First Nation

In dieser Zeit der Versöhnung machen die Lil'wat Nation und die N'Quatqua First Nation ihren Anspruch und ihre Rechte auf ihr gemeinsames Territorium geltend, um diese Zeit zu nutzen, um unsere Ressourcen in unseren Territorien zu ernten und zu sammeln. Die Líl̓wat Nation und die N'Quatqua First Nation schließen gemeinsam den öffentlichen Zugang zum Pipi7iyekw - Joffre Lakes Park bis zum Nationalen Wahrheits- und Versöhnungstag am 30. September 2023. Kúkwstum̓ckal̓ap | Dankeschön   Lesen Sie die vollständige Presseinformation durch die Líl̓wat Nation und N'Quatqua First Nation

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[keepingitneutral]

“Solo” house, Soo Valley, British Columbia, Canada,

Perkins & Will for Delta Group

[sleepylittlesloth]

I'm just finishing an archeological anthropology class in uni and a lot of the lectures and textbook frames first nations as way back when and far away, and a lot of our culture is examined under a microscope like its some strange thing when its just how i've grown up and is common knowledge to me... It always feels like we're being pushed aside...

Originals First - We are a people with a past, not a people of the past.

[gaycalgary]

Whistler, BC - Squamish and Lil’wat First Nations Museum http://www.gaycalgary.com/pa1271

[castiellesbian]

Native American/First Nations actors in Supernatural

Jimmy Herman as Joe Whitetree in 1x08 “Bugs” (Chipewyan and Dene) // Amara Zaragoza (aka Tamara Feldman) as Angela Mason in 3x04 “Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things

Clint Andrew as the hotel manager in 8x21 “The Great Escapist” (Lil'wat Nation) // Kaniehtiio Horn as Dorothy Baum in 9x04 “Slumber Party” (Mohawk)

Andrea Menard as Sheriff Christine Barker in 13x01 “Lost and Found” (Métis) // Eric Schweig as Sergeant Joe Phillips in 13x06 “Tombstone” (Inuvialuk and Chippewa-Dene)

Nathaniel Arcand as Derek Swan in 13x09 “The Bad Place” (Nēhilawē) // Adam Beach as Sheriff Mason in 14x16 “Don’t Go Into the Woods” (Ojibwe)

[phonaesthemes]

Lil'wat artist Russell Wallace's new album is not only a nod to his own personal history and his family's history, but it's a way of making the St'át'imc language more accessible.

"I can't watch Star Trek in my language ... Hearing Lady Gaga on the radio, she doesn't sing in our language. Putting out an album really, providing more resources," Wallace said.

Unceded Tongues combines pop, jazz and blues with Salish musical forms and is sung in the St'át'imc language. Wallace has been making music for more than 30 years, including a stint as the Indigenous Artist in Residence at the 2019 for the Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

Unceded Tongues, however, is his first album in St'át'imc.

"Unceded Tongues [is] referring to losing language. We didn't lose our language intentionally. Like unceded lands, they were never given away," Wallace said.

"We never gave permission to give our land away, we never gave permission to give our language away, or have it disappear. And you know my elders always talked about the relationship between the land and the language, and the land and the music."

Though Wallace is not completely fluent in St'át'imc, he relied on family to help with pronunciation and structure when needed.

[ainuworldmusic]

• AINU • O N E 🌎 E A R T H • P R E M I E R A • 4K60 • ainu.net

ONE 🌎 EARTH - to hymn - hołd oddany naszym dalekim Indiańskim przodkom. którzy przeszli długą drogę przez kontynenty w wielkich wędrówkach ludów tysiące lat temu, podróżując przez Tybet, Syberię, Norwegię, Grenlandię, Kanadę i Alaskę. W utworze są zawarte glosy wszystkich tych etnicznych kultur, aby oddać hołd naszym przodkom.   Niszczymy naszą Matkę Ziemię, która plonie w powodzi odpadków, zanieczyszczonej ziemi, wody i powietrza, a którą w klipie odzwierciedla kolor płomieni - Ogień i Woda (jako oczyszczenie). Dlatego wszystkie narody powinny się zjednoczyć w działaniu,aby ocalić naszą Planetę - jedyną Ziemię jaką mamy. Musimy wszyscy stanąć razem SOLIDARNIE iw JEDNOŚCI ramię w ramię, pomimo różnic kulturowych, aby odbudować wspólne dziedzictwo naszych przodków. Jesteśmy jedną Ziemią - ONE EARTH. Wierzę, że te ciarki, które masz przy słuchaniu tego utworu zamienią się w czynny.      🐲P.S.🐉 AINU - artysta i autor utworu i wideoklipu ONE EARTH - czuje, że jest Szamanem. Jego rysy twarzy wskazują na pochodzenie z regionu Syberii/Mongolii i to z tego obszaru pochodzą duchy jego przodków, prowadząc go przez życie i  karierę artystyczną. Specjalne podziękowania dla: Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre in Whistler CANADA '2017 Alex'a Wells'a oraz tancerzy i muzyków Squamish i Lil'wat za ich GOŚCINNOŚĆ i PASJĘ 🙏 Larry Don Ashmore - naszego Indianskiego Przyjaciela -  potomka plemienia Cherokee  - za jego narrację i duchowy przekaz 🙏 Zrealizowano w ramach programu stypendialnego Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego – Kultura w sieci 👁 One Earth | single | ©2020 • AINU • world music • www.ainu.net

[rabbitcruiser]

Whistler, BC (No. 2)

Before Whistler was founded, it was the shared ancestral territories of the indigenous Squamish people (Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh), known in English as the Squamish Nation, and L̓il̓wat7úl, known in English as Lil'wat First Nation (originally Srap7úl). Their history is tied to the rivers, lakes, and mountains that were used as reference for direction and travel. In the Late Pleistocene era, long before European settlement, Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh and L̓il̓wat7ú shared a village known as Spo7ez "at the confluence of Rubble Creek and the Cheakamus River at Function Junction in Whistler." This location represents the long-standing relationship of the two nations who used Spo7ez as a hub of trade and commerce between the two nations. Spo7ez was buried after Black Tusk Volcano erupted causing a massive rockslide that buried the ancient village under hundreds of metres of rubble. From this point forward both Nations continued to co-habitat within the region travelling to the area in the warmer months where they established seasonal camps for hunting and trapping. Prior to settlement of the first European fishing and trapping communities, L̓il̓wat7ú Nation members lived in camps along Green Lake, but were ousted by police in order to make way for the railway and other infrastructure around the lake. Evidence was found of an Istken pit-house on the land that became the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre, which was used by the Wolf Clan (now known as the Wallace Family) as shelter.

Source: Wikipedia

[j0k3r-28-86]

at Lil'wat, Mount Currie BC https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpagv9UJH23/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[littlemahmah]

When an old contact notices I’m vacationing solo in Whistler and invites me to see his intimate little show he put together. It was amazing. Felt all my senses tingling. So grateful to be present for it! Thank you @fugitivephilo #indigenousart #indigenous #indigenousmusic #experience #trance #grateful #solo #springbreak #luckyme #art #whistler #saturdaynight #throatsinger #amazing (at Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre in Whistler) https://www.instagram.com/p/CbmSRc_ubsV/?utm_medium=tumblr