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Among the performances BATC received was a video of dancer Lacy Albert of Sweetgrass First Nation.
Some of the other submissions include performances by Warren Daniels of Sturgeon Lake, Sask
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The event runs until 12 p.m. on June 21.
Normally BATC hosts Treaty Day and a Powwow outside the Dekker Centre for Indigenous Day. But it has not been able to do that since 2019 due to the pandemic restrictions. So the organization is having virtual activities until times return to normal.
BATC is also having weekly virtual events this month focusing on a series of health related topics, including work life, wellness, looking after oneself spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically. Family life week, which is on now, will be followed by a week to celebrate pride and/or culture.
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Squah Lee Mah Carl Moses-Hyipeer, Jr. returned to the loving arms of his dad and grandmothers and grandfathers. He left quietly and quickly with lots of love and songs guiding him.
Carl born to Carl & Esther Moses-Hyipeer brought happiness, laughter, and much love to both sides of his family. Carl attended Harrah Elementary and Mt. Adams Middle School as well as White Swan High School. He obtained his G.E.D. from Heritage University.
He worked for Yakamart where he learned food prep from one of his favorite elders. He also worked for Yakama Nation Camp Chaparral as cook aide and worked his way up to a Food Service Manager. Carl currently worked for the Yakama Nation Head Start Program. He helped prepare many nutritious and tasty meals for the kids in both programs. He always went the extra mile to make sure they had enough to eat. In all Carlâs job he was very detail oriented and safety conscience. He enjoyed seeing his camp kids and Head Start kids when