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Kelowna Goes Big for Celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day
The event included vendors, food, speakers and a powwow, and organizers said this year’s festival was bigger in a collaboration with Métis groups.
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Sicamous Eagle Valley NewsKelowna goes big for celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day
National Indigenous Peoples Day was celebrated on the big stage on Sunday, June 21 as Turtle Island Festival was held at Waterfront Park. “This gathering reflects the spirit of connection, collaboration and community that strengthens us all,” said Christina Verhagen, executive director of the Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society. National Indigenous Peoples Day is a time to recognize the rich culture, history, languages and contributions of Indigenous P…
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