Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival - Nov. 17th, 2012 - Join us at the Sts’ailes Lhawathet Lalem Official Activity Site along the Chehalis River…

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Hello All,

Here is some background and information on the upcoming Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival activities at Sts'ailes.  It will be the hub of cultural sharing, including a diversity of artisans representing many Nations and you are invited to attend and participate.

 

Be sure to check back at www.sasquatchcrossing.ca Events listing, for updates in the next weeks.

 

Please contact me for more information on the Aboriginal Artisan Market or Cultural Sharing opportunities.

 

Gilakas'la!

Paula

 

Paula Cranmer-Underhill

Tourism Officer

Sts'ailes Development Corporation

c. 604-997-4417

 

BC Aboriginal Business Association/ Industry Council for Aboriginal Business Regional Forum November 15 & 16 - Sts'ailes Lhawathet Lalem

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BC Aboriginal Business Association

Regional Forum
November 15 & 16, 2012
Sts’ailes Lhawathet Lalem - Fireside Room
Presented in partnership with the Sts’ailes Development Corporation
Cultivating Opportunities. Transforming Communities

 

This is an excellent event Sts'ailes is co-hosting with the BCABA/ICAB.

For anyone interested in business, economic development or current business owners and managers, a great 2 day learning and networking event.

There is also an Aboriginal Meeting Marketplace for Industry and Corporations, which is intended to provide a setting to get those with a potential to develop business partnerships together, for suppliers or for developing joint ventures.  Representatives from many Nations will meet with interested others in a beautiful setting, to share a meal, to share experiences and get to know more about opportunities to do business in Aboriginal communities in a diversity of sectors.  

Please pass this information along to potential delegates.

I appreciate your assistance,

Looking forward an excellent 2 days.

Gilakas'la!

Paula

 

Paula Cranmer-Underhill

Tourism Officer

Sts'ailes Development Corporation

c. 604-997-4417

BC Aboriginal Business Association Regional Forum for Aboriginal Business - Sts'ailes (Chehalis) November 15 & 16

Hello All,

Here is an early flyer for the upcoming ICAB/BCABA Business Forum coming to Sts'ailes Lhawathet Lalem November 15 & 16.  (Thursday and Friday)

Detailed information on the Sts'ailes co-hosted Forum will be circulated as it becomes available.

This is an excellent learning and networking opportunity with national and internationally recognized business leaders.

Dont' miss out.  Register directly with ICAB/ BCABA early.

www.bcaba.ca

 

Gilakas'la!

 

Paula

 

Paula Cranmer-Underhill

Tourism Officer

Sts'ailes Development Corporation

Paula.Cranmer-Underhill@stsailes.com

C. 604-997-4417

Sasquatch Days Story and Photos

Hello All,

Have a look at a brief overview of Sasquatch Days, June 9 & 10, 2012 at Harrison Hot Springs.

Thank you to all the generous sponsors and volunteers.

Looking forward to next year!

Gilakas’la!

Paula

Paula Cranmer-Underhill

Tourism Officer

Sts'ailes Development Corporation

Visit:

www.sasquatchcrossing.ca

C. 604-997-4417

NEW Email  - Please update your address book!

Paula.Cranmer-Underhill@stsailes.com

Register Today! Your input is required. Calling All Aboriginal Artists.

Hello All:

WE NEED YOU…to take action today, so ensure your economy around your art benefits you and your family.

 

Today, many Aboriginal artists struggle to make a living.  What if you could influence the way people think about buying First Nation art?

What if you could help people understand WHY they need to buy REAL artworks, and not what is common in many retailers today?

You know those products, the ones where the  art form is faked by a non Native person, or where a piece has been bought then copied by the thousands, with no additional benefit going to the creating artist?  At recent gift shows, where retailers buy from suppliers, people from around the world are now starting to sell at a commodity level sacred masks and other objects, that have nothing to do with their cultures.  We need to stop this through educating the tourist, buyers of art, and other collectors.

Give yourself a voice, meet with people who are interested in helping consumers understand…then, there will be an incredible demand from visitors to BUY AUTHENTIC ABORIGINAL ART.  When they start asking retailers the tough questions on their sourcing, it will make them think about what kind of goods they have for sale, and it will create a higher demand for Authentic made by Aboriginal people art works.

We need all artists, from those beginning careers to well established, to come out and support this program.  It does not matter if you have a studio, or work part time from home.  If you make it and sell it, you should be at this meeting.  Every voice counts.  It will make a difference in your future, and in the future of generations to come.

Please help to spread the word, we want as many artisans as we can to benefit from this FREE workshop provided by the Aboriginal Tourism Association of BC (AtBC).

Hosted at beautiful Sasquatch Crossing Eco Lodge, in the Beating Heart of Sts’ailes.

Gilakas'la!

Paula

Paula Cranmer-Underhill

Tourism Officer

T. 604-796-2116 (Local 240)

Paula.Cranmer-Underhill@chehalisband.com