Category: Sti’tuma’t | Ruby Peter (Kwa’mutsun Elder)
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Sitting on the roof of a car to block a bulldozer from expanding the highway out of Duncan.
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Muriel Alphonse with children at the Tiny Tots school. Muriel completed an Early Childhood Education Certificate in 1966 to teach at the nursery school. She went on to complete other courses and certificates and taught at the school for many years. (Published on 15 March 1967).
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Features the Salmon for Survival slogan on the Page’s barn and people at the protest camp for salmon survival.
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Lt. Gov. Pearkes shakes hands with Dennis Alphonse, congratulating him on being elected Chief of the Cowichan Band.
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Many people gathered to celebrate the unveiling of the new Totem Collection and recognize Duncan as the City of Totems.
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Young women from the Tekakwitha Girls’ Club in a classroom kitchen preparing to cook something.
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Women walking with head coverings during a procession from their Catholic School days.
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Religious procession of people in robes walking with an ornate banner.
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Images of house posts from Edward Paul’s Longhouse, dating from 1914-1918.
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Quamichan potlatch of shlamus | Joe Jim showing two children standing in a canoe holding a photo and rattle. The second photo shows a blanket being tossed from the platform.
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