Chimeda on the river
Window of Opportunity - theme Kate & Hollis - (single) |
Grand Ole Opry Song 2:40 The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - Will the circle be unbroken - Liberty |
Sandy Girl 4:39 Jonathan Edwards - Tomorrow's Child - Rising Records |
I am here 3:29 The Levins - Trust |
Value Village Shuffle Dennis Lakusta - Suusa's Room - Eon Music |
“Chimeda – We are paddling” is five Algonquin youth from Kitigan Zibi and five non-indigenous youth from the communities of Wakefield and Chelsea, Quebec paddling their shared watershed together, June 26 to July 1, 2015. They will meet with local elders, historians and environmental scientists to learn about their shared history, culture and river environment along the way. On July 1st they will be joined by other locals to paddle together to Victoria Island in Ottawa to celebrate Canada Day and underline the importance of true reconciliation. They will experience cross-cultural relationship building, water environment knowledge building, canoe skills and adventure!
“Chimeda – We are paddling” was inspired by the Journey of Nishiyuu 2013 and local Paddling for our Waters events in June 2013, and July 2014. Strong alliances between the Kitigan Zibi, La Pêche and Chelsea communities have been formed from these events and we now work together on local grassroots projects building cross-cultural alliances on shared goals. We hope this trip will help build a new generation of intercultural leaders, who can forge new pathways for Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians. We envision similar trips - shared watersheds being paddled by indigenous and non-indigenous communities together - for Canada’s 150th anniversary in 2017. Who are we? “Chimeda – We are paddling” is Kitigan Zibi youth advocate Celine Whiteduck and Scott Duncan, Wakefield community organizer. It is supported by the Canadian Canoe Foundation (CCF), the Centre for Indigenous Environmental Research (CIER) and local canoe, history and environmental experts. For more information, please contact: Scott Duncan 613.299.9836 duncanlcd@gmail.com |
Land of the Silver Birch Michael Mitchell - Canada is for kids Vol 2 |
Oh Canada Treveo Baker - Simple man |
Hey Friends
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One Fateful Night Eugene Ripper - Fast Folk Underground |
Baker's Dozen and then some Lucas Haneman - Live on CKCU |
Baker's Dozen and then some Lucas Haneman Express - Welcome aboard |
Suusa's Room Denis Lakusta - Suusa's Room |
They are pronounced Chee may da, and I aplologise for mispronouncing them on air.
9:38 PM, July 2nd, 2015