Creative ideas to direct your dollars Giving Tuesday is a world-wide movement that began at a neighbourhood YMCA in New York City back in...

Celebrate the festive season with gifts from Indigenous artisans 'Tis the season for arts and craft fairs, and Indigenous artisans can be...

Examining our past through an Indigenous lens Jody Wilson-Raybould (Puglass) and co-author Dr. Roshan Sanesh will be launching their new...

Response to hands-on learning has been 'overwhelmingly positive' Of all the consequences of colonial policies, the loss of Indigenous...

Suggestions for Meaningful Action on September 30 The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation falls on a Monday this year, and events...

Local Indigenous artisans demonstrate and sell their work Looking for a way to celebrate local Indigenous culture? The Museum of North...

Make a difference on July 1 Lions Bay lies on the unceded territory of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation), an important fact...

Celebrate Indigenous Traditions on June 21 National Indigenous Peoples Day has been marked on June 21 since 1996, and all those long...

Remembering Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Red Dress Day is an annual day to remember missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls...

Growing Rooted Solidarity: Landback and Allyship With a goal of supporting Indigenous-led initiatives, the organization known as...

'Living Work of Art' depicts the history and legacy of Residential Schools The Witness Blanket is an art installation pieced together...

Cold snap makes for perfect viewing weather Plummeting temperatures mean that this is an ideal time to cuddle up inside and watch...

Who is on your list? After the craziness of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday is a way to share some of what you have with...

National Aboriginal Veteran's Day celebrated November 8 This Saturday November 11 marks Remembrance Day in Canada. Residents of Lions Bay...

September 30 now a Statutory Holiday in BC For the first time this year, Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation stands as a...

Excellent Listening While Walking Your Coastal Canine As autumn blows in on the back of the current Bomb Cyclone , it's a good time to...

Part II: Great Fiction by Indigenous Authors In the first part of this Summer Reading series, The Watershed offered a selection of...

Lifting Up Indigenous People on July 1 This flag was designed by Curtis Wilson, an Indigenous artist who was born and raised in Campbell...

Celebrating the heritage of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Since 2017, June 21 has officially marked the date Canadians celebrate...

Great Books Offer a Path Toward Truth and Reconciliation As the weather warms and thoughts turn to summer, we at The Watershed would like...