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Very innovative start within the bus. I would love to hear more stories. As a community we need to share our immigration tales more often

purposely erased by government policies in the Indian Act :( 😢

Great information, thank you. Hard for me to listen to, personally, because of the “Uhm” every other word. Get rid of that and your presentation will sound 100% more confident and convincing to people who may question your fact. My personal opinion. Great info though. 👍🏽

ویدا جان‌ خیلی اتفاقی اینجا دیدمت‌. شما همونی‌ نیستی که با ندا دوست صمیمیت پیامهای خصوصی ما رو تو گوشی خوندی و تو فیسبوکت‌ منتشر کردی؟ تو همون چپتر‌ اول زندگیت تو کرمانشاه؟ خیلی خوبه که بلوغ فکری پیدا کردی و رشد کردی و یاد گرفتی دیگران‌ رو جاج‌ نکنی‌. به امید پیش رفت در بقیه ی ابعاد انسانیت‌.

This discussion and beginning of a series is so fascinating! I am so grateful that you are sharing this with the world, because like you say, the perspectives of the people who actually lived, their experiences have been doubted and misconstrued in so many ways, through colonial history. You are helping to set the record straight with your words and your stories and your factual data. Thank you so much for sharing; I am really looking forward to the continuation of this series. Much respect. ❤

Where are the other five videos?

That was great. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with me. I am looking forward to hearing, seeing and reading more from you.

It’s inspiring how they overcame challenges in different ways. BTW I love that old streetcar 🙃

As a North Vancouver resident I thank you for such an inspiring documentary that represents many voices that we don’t usually hear! Touching stories and fantastic production. It deserves to get more attention.

Beautiful. Thank you. Maybe you can substitute Pomeranians now.

"Represent all" I did not find the black color in this diversity!! What were the inclusion criteria?

I always wondered if the dog could ever be brought back by re breeding it from related indigenous breeds, or at least a similar breed be created as a close substitute because the original is gone. In Hawai'i this has happened to us but our dog was a good source as beef lamb and other livestock just wasn't available. The fur was used for textile. It would be so beautiful to see our extinct breeds be revived and the original crafts be also revived in their original forms without the influence of western sensitivities and fragilities. All i do know is that the wool must have been warm and so cozy! I live in Washington and i would love to see it for you all! Cheers!

Loved this presentation as a fiber artist and working dog enthusiast. I had only recently heard of this dog. Thank you for your amazing work as a historian and in public education!

Thanks so much for uploading this! I was able to make some of the classes and they were excellent.

as a child in the late 60s i remember spending time at Maplewood mudflats with my free spirited beatnik Parents who grew up amongst many of the people and places of that area an era Wreck beach was another place that i remember as well .. those are memories i shall always cherish 😊

Senaqwila, I am European settler living and teaching on Lekwungen speaking territory. I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your video and your words! I am deconstructing and trying to reconstruct a unit on genetics and am incorporating the Woolly Dog. You clearly articulate the "curriculum of dominance" in your video, and I will use your video in my classroom to tell the truth and deconstruct the "reasons" provided by the colonial narrative as to why the Woolly Dog became extinct. I can't wait to hear more from you. Thank you for speaking your truth!

Have 2 - 6 been uploaded? I’d like to watch them.

Looking forward to parts 2-6!

This is brilliant!

While it is a well-produced piece, laying it out as a Squatters vs the District omits the fact that Tsleil-Waututh are also part of the story. As stewards of the land, it makes us think more deeply about the initial question "if you could live anywhere".

So well done! Thanks for the education and the story telling, the acting and the still very relevant question.

Beautifully acted! Thank you for sharing this piece of history.

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Very well done and powerful!

Fantastic to watch all this come together, proud to be a Shipyards business.

I have to agree. Great interview. Its nice to see the Shipyards in the sunshine!

Great interview Kevin and Greg!

Wow! Healing Words Cousin! I needed that. Thankyou with Great Honour. Loving the Serpent on the Drum.

Nice little piece, well done!

Thanks for sharing . I used to canoe on Okanagan Lake growing up & as a young adult.

Thanks Jackson. Great photos.

What a nice young man.

Great documentary Jackson. Nice photos too

Thank you for your voice.

Giselle, thank you for starting a long series.to be. Your story, from the heart, will be so important in the years to com. Much love.

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