Happy Canada Day! Looking forward to the parade:) @porthopeontario
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Happy solstice. Take time on this day to connect with the land where you are & take a moment to think about the Indigenous Peoples who have stewarded this land we inhabit.
Hey! Day 1 of 56- went surfing for the first time. Thanks Mitch! And ready for the next time-thanks @surfsisterstofino
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So proud of our women’s team this weekend. Gold in volleyball and silver in basketball. #weareallmariners
Nail biter-halftime at the CCAA womens basketball finals. Go @viu Mariners!
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Super excited. For the child’s birthday today, she received tickets to see @HamiltonMusical in yvr. Super excited, @fireroute19 !
Congrats to my friends Victoria Grant and Ralph Nilson for receiving the Order of Canada! Congratulations to the other deserving awardees! – at Nanaimo A, British Columbia
Hi Indigenous Twitter. VIU is hiring an Associate Vice President, Indigenous Education and Engagement. The details can be found here: pfmsearch.com/executive-oppo…
Is it too early to watch ‘love actually’. Asking for a friend. – at Nanaimo A, British Columbia
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Pretty excited to start watching #getbackthebeatles. We were all so much younger then.
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The end to a ?perfect? Day is when you dip your homemade fry into mayo only to find out it’s homemade lemon curd. #Mondayvibes – at Nanaimo A, British Columbia
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National Day Of Truth and Reconciliation - A few words from Kevin Lamour... youtu.be/zPHOyzCV7ik via @YouTube. An amazing video by an amazing person! Thank you Kevin. #NDTR2021 – at Nanaimo A, British Columbia
Today is The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Take time to participate in an activity in your community and learn more about the effects of Canadian colonialism on Indigenous Peoples. #NDTR2021 – at Nanaimo A, British Columbia
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Roxanne had a long-lasting influence on me and my family’s life. Her generous nature and humour, along with her calm and steady hand will be deeply missed but not forgotten. – at Nanaimo A, British Columbia
The university will lower the MacEwan banner and the Metis Nation and Treaty 6 flags in honour of Roxanne Tootoosis, MacEwan's first Indigenous Knowledge Keeper. A celebration of Roxanne’s life will be held on campus on August 31 at 6 p.m.
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