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On 4/20, Songhees open Crazy Smoke cannabis outlet

The 4/20 opening on Songhees land will be the first of three retail outlets for the nation. Crews are preparing two other cannabis stores downtown in Bay Centre on Fort Street and at 901 Gordon St. Those stores will be branded as Seed and Stone, and Seed and Stone Songhees Edition, and operated with partner Vikram Sachdeva, who owns several Subway sandwich stores and has a licensed cannabis store in Chilliwack with other locations under development on the Lower Mainland. Christina Clarke, corporate executive officer of the ­Songhees Development Corporation, said the nation is awaiting final licensing approvals from the province on the downtown stores.

Authenticity of stone carving at Royal B C Museum questioned

Authenticity of stone carving at Royal B.C. Museum questioned by The Canadian Press Last Updated Feb 2, 2021 at 3:58 am EDT VICTORIA A Victoria-area First Nation chief says he has been assured by the Royal B.C. Museum that steps will be taken to determine how a stone pillar declared to be an Indigenous artifact may be the recent work of a local artist.  Ron Sam of the Songhees First Nation says he was called last July when workers pulled the 100-kilogram pillar with a face off the beach.  After the story was made public last week, an artist came forward to media outlets saying he made the pillar and it disappeared off the beach where he was carving it four years ago.

Authenticity of stone carving at Royal B C Museum questioned | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source

Authenticity of stone carving at Royal B.C. Museum questioned A carved stone pillar is shown on the beach in Victoria in this July 2020 handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - Royal BC Museum, Bernhard Spalteholz February 02, 2021 - 1:00 AM VICTORIA - The chief of a First Nation says he has the assurance of the Royal B.C. Museum that steps will be taken to determine how a carved stone pillar was deemed an Indigenous artifact perhaps dating back to the 1800s before a local man claimed it as his creation. Ron Sam, chief of the Songhees First Nation, said in an interview he spoke with museum CEO Jack Lohman about the pillar that was found covered in algae last July along a beach below Beacon Hill Park in Victoria.

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