Syiyaya Reconciliation Movement

07/14/2026

The 4th video on the syiyaya Reconciliation Movement.

Video 4: "Carving Tears into Dreams of Reconciliation"Carving Tea...

07/01/2026

CONGRATS 🙌 : 🧡 Syiyaya Reconciliation Movement honoured with British Columbia Reconciliation Award. Sandra Thomas, Coast Reporter.

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The celebration served as both recognition of years of difficult work and a reminder that reconciliation is not marked by a single award, but by the relationships that continue to grow from truth, respect and shared understanding.

ABOUT: The British Columbia Reconciliation Award recognizes individuals, groups and organizations who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, integrity, respect and commitment to furthering reconciliation or inspired others to continue reconciliation efforts. The award reflects the essence of ‘putting truth before reconciliation’ and how the process of reconciliation can strengthen connections between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.

This award is presented in partnership with the British Columbia Achievement Foundation, whose work includes several established programs honouring excellence and inspiring achievement throughout British Columbia, including the Indigenous Business Award and the Polygon Award in First Nations Art.

: Former Lieutenant Governor of BC, Xwĕ lī qwĕl tĕl (Steven Point), was at the shíshálh Nation Longhouse Saturday, to celebrate the group's efforts towards reconciliation. Photo David Moul

06/23/2026

Some syiyaya Day images Day 1. National Indigenous Peoples Day.

06/23/2026

shishalh Nation war canoe races on National Indigenous Peoples Day.

06/23/2026

syiyaya Day 2, World Cup at Ravens Cry Theatre, free burgers and hot dogs with candy floss in the parking lot. New street banners on Cowrie St, weaving cedar hearts at the Red Cedar Woman Studio with Jessica Silvey.

06/23/2026

syiyaya Days. Day 2 World Cup football at the Ravens Cry. Free burgers, hot dogs and candy floss in the parking lot. New Street banners on Cowrie St, weaving cedar hearts at the Red Cedar Woman Studio with Jessica Silvey.

06/23/2026

🧡 JOIN Talaysay Tours for Spoken Treasures and Salish Sea & Me during Syiyaya Days in shíshálh on Sunshine Coast BC Canada 🇨🇦 https://talaysay.com/

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💫 Spoken Treasures 2pm Thurs June 25. Sechelt Visitor Centre.
Join us for a complimentary community walking tour in Sechelt, offered as part of Syiyaya Days, this guided experience is connected to the wider community gathering supported by the Syiyaya Reconciliation Movement, the District of Sechelt, and the Shishálh Nation. Through stories rooted in shíshálh oral history, this experience reflects on the 1925 amalgamation and a century of strength, healing, and resurgence.

💫 Salish Sea & Me 3:30pm Thurs June 25. Porpoise Bay Provincial Park
Join us for a complimentary community shoreline walk at Porpoise Bay, offered as part of Syiyaya Days, this guided experience is connected to the wider community gathering supported by the syíyaya Reconciliation Movement, the District of Sechelt, and the shíshálh Nation.Through story, observation, and coastal exploration, Salish Sea & Me invites you to reflect on the relationships between ocean, land, and community through Coast Salish perspectives.

💫 ABOUT
Founded in 2002, Talaysay Tours is owned and operated by Candace and her daughter, Talaysay Campo, Shíshálh (Sechelt) and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) Nation members. We are active participants of the Indigenous tourism and education sector. https://www.talaysay.com/

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06/20/2026

Sorry the poster wasn't cooperating for one post. so it's 2.

06/20/2026