Gabriel George

thinking about my late Father Leonard & his Father Chief Dan, they both survived Residential School. 5 yrs old, my grampa was beat for speaking the only language he knew. Despite their abuses they worked tirelessly to help white ppl & bridge great divides. They both had big love!

I believe we are born for one reason: to become the best possible human beings we can in our life time.

My late dad @LeonardHGeorge said that singing was one of the highest forms of prayer

I have been tweeting this every day. Will you join me? Over 5700 Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women #MMIW #MMIWG2S. #MMIP.

We signed a Barnet Marine Park co-management agreement with @CityofBurnaby. “saltaɬ (Barnet Marine Park) has been a culturally important area to səlilwətaɬ since time immemorial.” – Chief Jen Thomas, səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh Nation). Learn more: twnation.ca/s%c9%99lilw%c9…

Tsleil-Waututh Nation is joining the chorus of First Nations, pro-democracy organizations, environmental groups, and civil society in raising grave concerns about Bill C-5, the so-called Building Canada Act. Please read a statement from Chief Jen Thomas: twnation.ca/s%c9%99lilw%c9…

"The powerful witness statements from former hiwus and community members poignantly articulated the irreversible damage caused - not just to ancestral remains, but to the living cultural connection between the shíshálh people and their lands." ubcic.bc.ca/ubcic_acknowle…

We are excited to welcome Canoe Clubs and the public to the Whey-ah-Wichen Canoe Festival on July 4 - 6, 2025! Watch a video recapping the 2024 event: twnation.ca/for-our-commun…

My grandfather, Chief Dan George, reminded Canada whose land this really is. Our land is unceded. Our title is intact. The duty to consult us isn’t optional—it’s law, spirit, and sacred obligation. #PeopleOfTheInlet #RightsBeforeRiches #tsleilwaututh #salishsea

The Crown has a duty to consult. Not just checkbox meetings—but real, respectful engagement rooted in our law. Bill C-5 can’t be another empty promise. If Canada is serious about UNDRIP, consultation starts with consent. #RightsBeforeRiches #TsleilWaututhStrong #salishsea

Dredging Burrard Inlet isn’t just a technical process—it risks tearing up sacred clam beds and disturbing the lifeblood of our people. If it’s even being considered, we must speak. səlilwət (Burrard Inlet) is not up for grabs. #ProtectTheInlet #TsleilWaututhStrong #salishsea

Archeological evidence shows Tsleil-Waututh ppl mostly fished the male chum salmon this protected future generations of the salmon and our ppl. Indigenous prosperity must take the same approach, provide for the next 7 generations. #vancity #indianriver #burrardinlet #salishsea

@SupaNativ @Scholar_Melinda Happy solstice fam

@Scholar_Melinda Happy Summer Solstice to the Dr.

First Nations youth say they’re ‘starting a movement’ against major projects bills ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…

My younger brother ❤️❤️

Congratulations to Tsleil-Waututh artist Zac George Sko-Kay-Lem! His house post honouring Tseil-Waututh Chief Dan George now stands proudly outside the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in downtown Vancouver. #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay

@SassyMetisChick ✊

As a Métis woman, I honour the strength, stories, and spirit of our Peoples, First Nations, Inuit, & Métis This is a day to celebrate who we are, where we come from, & the path we’re building for future generations Our voices matter Our cultures endure Our communities thrive

Healing together as one family at the Invictus Games. The Four Host First Nations were a part of creating, designing and refining every aspect of the #InvictusGames Vancouver Whistler 2025. On Indigenous Peoples Day, we recognise the incredible impact they had on our community at an historic Invictus Games. #IG25 #IAMHere

@007_nch Coolio

Tsleil-Waututh Eagle Song #vancity #salishsea #coastsalish #burrardinlet #indigenous

Today Canada became weaker. Bill C-5 gives unchecked powers in a few officials, overrides laws of Parliament, & steamrolls constitutional rights. Our economy won’t grow by creating conditions of uncertainty & conflict… Our sovereignty is not protected by being anti-democratic.

Today, June 21, we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day by embracing səlilwətaɬ culture & history and the strength of our community. We raise our hands to our Elders, Knowledge Keepers, & Ancestors for holding the vision of our people & our connection to our land & waters.