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2008 Tribute
Anastasia "Day" George
2008 Tribute
Sandra Cooper-Brown
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February 19, 2008
There's a new Chief of the T'Sou-ke First Nation.
Gord Planes is the new head of the elected council, taking over from Rose Dumont.
The Chief and Council for the T'Sou-ke Nation are:
Chief Gordon Planes / Councillors: Jacques Planes and Colleen George.
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December 2007
Jim Cooper
Tribute to an Elder and former well known and respected chief
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What Does a Healthy First Nations Community Look Like?
T'Sou-ke Nation Health Plan
November 2007
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T'Sou-ke Nation takes DFO to court over treaty and fishing rights
June 28, 2007
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May 30, 2007
T'Sou-ke Nation Joins the Inter Tribal Health Authority
Pictured from left to right - T'Sou-ke Elder and Veteran Frank Planes,
ITHA Board members Sally Williams, Josh Duncan, David Bob, Chief Cyril Livingstone,
T'Sou-ke Councilors Colleen George and Rodney George, T'Sou-ke Chief Rose Dumont,
ITHA Executive Director Terry Fox, ITHA Board member Terry Sampson
Board Co-Chair David Bob
Welcomes Chief Rose Dumont
into the ITHA family
With a Membership Now
of 29 First Nations
Tzinqua Dancers of Cowichan Tribes
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provided a culturally-inspiring performance in the T'Sou-ke Nation Community Hall
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( Chief Rose Dumont )
May 10, 2007 community gathering
Bringing Back Traditional Food Practices - Healthy People, Strong Culture
( Crab, shrimp, halibut, local greens . . . )
Food Sovereignty: "The State of Being in which all community residents
obtain a safe, culturally acceptable, nutritionally adequate diet
through a sustainable food system . . ."
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July 26, 2004
below is the afternoon arrival at T'sou-ke Nation
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Just like their relations before them, T'Sou-ke Nation paddlers escort Ditidaht paddlers into the harbour.
Tired and hungry after an 11 hour journey
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The traditional respectful request to come ashore
T'sou-ke Nation Chief David Planes, community members and friends greet the paddlers
with warm and welcoming words, invite them to come ashore, to eat and to rest.
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The Tsopo-Kapuu canoe of the Quinalt Tribe, on loan to Ditidaht paddlers is escorted to the dock,
toward a feast (singing and drumming for their supper) and an overnight campout on shore.
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National Aboriginal Day
2003 at T'Sou-ke Nation
(2003 T'sou-ke Photos Courtesy of the Kendalls, John and Simone)
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Remembering and Honouring
Former Chief David Planes
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Former Chief Linda Bristol
April 2001
T'sou-ke Nation holds groundbreaking for Sum-sha-thet Lellium
Sunshine House children's centre.
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