Today we will be playing new releases by Carsen Gray, Joey Stylez, Pete Shands, Katia Rock, Matiu, Kanen along with many great Indigenous Artists...
| Traditional Greeting Strongwalker, Russel Means - Traditional Greeting - SaintDan Music 
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| Switchblade Link Wray - Bullshot - Passport Records |
| Bullets (feat. Phoenix Pagliacci & Randy Bachman DJ Shub - War Club - Shub Music 
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| Find A Home Status/Non-Status - Find A Home - Independent
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| Cry To Me Carsen Gray - Cry To Me - Nettwerk Music
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| Too Far Gone Joey Stylez, Pete Shands - Too Far Gone - Blessed Street
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| Uapen Nuta Katia Rock - Uapen Nuta - Nikamo Musik
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| Creation Never Sleeps.... Willie Dunn - Metis Red River Song - Light In The Attic Records
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| Sailors Maiu, Kanen - Sailors - Musique Nomade
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| Pastime Samantha Crain - A Small Death - Real Kind Records |
| Break Up Leanne Betasamosake Simpson - Theory of Ice - Independent
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| Sail Riit - Sail - Six Shooter Records
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| Starless Nights Iskwe, Tom Wilson - Starless Nights - Red Music Rising
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| Angel Street Lucie Idlout - Angel Street - Sun Rev Records |
| Lovely Irene Lucie Idlout - Swagger - Sun Rev Records
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| Events Taking Place September 30
National Day of Truth and Reconciliation • Parliament Hill: 2nd National Day of Truth and Reconciliation CALLING ALL NATIONS. UNITE TO REMEMBER THE CHILDREN, UNITE TO SUPPORT SURVIVORS AND EMPOWER THE NEXT GENERATIONS. The national event led by children for children with special guest speaker, Autumn Peltier. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2022 AT 8:30 AM EDT Acknowledge the Truth Walk with Albert Dumont Albert will lead a walk on the John A. Macdonald Parkway, going from the War Museum to Parkdale Ave. and then back again to the museum. The walk, protesting the parkway’s name, will become an annual event continuing until such a time in the future when Macdonald’s name is finally removed from the parkway. The event will begin at 8:30, with speeches. We will begin walking at 9:00 am. Beechwood Cemetery event: Join us on September 30 2022, at the Beechwood National Memorial Center’s Sacred Space screening of the Spirit Bear and Children Make History short film. This stop-motion animation film tells the story of Spirit Bear hopping a train to Ottawa and banding together with children and animals to end injustice against First Nations children at the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. Following the screening, we will be leading visitors onto the grounds for a 45-minute Reconciliation Tour, where we can learn from key historical figures who were involved in the Indian Residential Schools whilst learning about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action. Tickets landing.beechwoodottawa.ca/en-ca/nationaldayoftruthandreconciliation-2022 |
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