National Indigenous Peoples Day
Survey Says...
Flags
Community Resources
90s Movies
100
What date is National Indigenous People's Day?
June 21st
The Summer Solstice: June 21 was deliberately chosen by the Canadian government in consultation with Indigenous groups because it has holds deep spiritual significance for generations, acting as a natural time of gathering and starting fresh
100
This was the number 1 requested place to have programs
On the unit (15 responses)
In the community was second with 9 responses
Willow Pavilion 1st floor - 8 responses
100
What does this flag represent?
Canada
100
This resource is located in Mount Pleasant and offers a range of social, recreational and vocational activities. It also offers a cheap lunch ($2). Members have a meeting daily at 10am to divide the tasks for the day.
Coast Clubhouse!
100
This iconic movie was about a relationship between a child and an orca
Free Willie! (1993)
200
What is the name of fried bread enjoyed by many Indigenous people?
Bannock!
Prior to European contact, North American Indigenous peoples already had their own versions of unleavened bread made from wild roots, such as camas bulbs, arrowroot, and cattails. Once flour was introduced through the fur trade, it was quickly integrated it into their diets
200
What was the highest requested TYPE of activity?
Outdoor activities 12 responses
Second was physical activities with 11 responses
200
What does this flag represent?
Progressive Pride Flag!
The Progress Pride Flag: Created by Daniel Quasar in 2018, this version adds a chevron featuring black, brown, light blue, pink, and white stripes to specifically represent marginalized LGBTQ+ communities of color, as well as transgender individuals.
Rainbow:
- Red: Life
- Orange: Healing
- Yellow: Sunlight
- Green: Nature
- Blue: Harmony and peace
- Violet: Spirit
200
This resource is located near Queen Elizabeth Park. It features a pool, gym, skating rink, curling rink AND library! (what doesn't it have?!)
Hillcrest Community Centre! One bus away!
200
What 90's movie is this photo from?
The Matrix (1999)
Fun fact: The Matrix franchise was created and primarily directed by the sibling duo Lana and Lilly Wachowski (known as the Wachowskis). They wrote and directed the original trilogy and the fourth film, while the fifth installment brings in a new director. Lana and Lilly are also both trans women - happy pride to the Wachowski sisters!
300
Which nation's lands are we on here in Vancouver? (3 nations)
"The City of Vancouver acknowledges that it is situated on the unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations."
Unceded: Land never legally signed over, given up, or surrendered to the Crown.
Traditional/Ancestral: Recognizes land historically utilized and passed down by First Nations.
Time immemorial: Highlights stewardship for as long as memory reaches
300
What is the group that is currently running that most people said they have been or would like to attend?
Gym Group! 12 responses
Cooking was second with 10 responses
Unit walk, park outings and hikes all had 9 responses
300
What does this flag represent?
Hint: It is a country in the Fifa tournament
Columbia!
300
You can go here for free once a year with the Leisure Access Pass. This resource is located in the heart of Stanley Park and houses all kinds of fun living creatures to look at all.
Vancouver Aquarium!
300
This movie was about a child left behind by his family who attempted to protect the family home from burglars
Home Alone (1990)
400
What was the original name of National Indigenous Peoples Day?
In 1996, Governor General Roméo LeBlanc declared June 21 of each year as "National Aboriginal Day." This was the result of consultations and statements of support from various Indigenous groups
On June 21, 2017, the Prime Minister issued a statement announcing the intention to rename this day "National Indigenous Peoples Day."
400
What was the number 1 requested TYPE OF RESOURCE?
Parks or Beaches! - 14 responses
Community centres (gyms, pools, recreation programming) - 13 responses
Social clubhouses (e.g., Coast Clubhouse, MPA Resource Centre) - 12 responses
Libraries and Hiking, walking, or biking trails got 9 responses :)
400
What does this flag represent?
Hint: It represents a country that someone in this room is from...
Philippines!
- White Triangle: Represents liberty, equality, and fraternity.
- Blue Stripe: Stands for peace, truth, and justice.
- Red Stripe: Represents patriotism and valor.
- Golden Sun: The eight rays represent the first eight provinces (Manila, Cavite, Bulacan, Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Tarlac, Laguna, and Batangas) that revolted against Spanish rule.
- Three Stars: Symbolize the three main island groups of the country: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao
400
This is a free resource that spans 22kms of some of the most beautiful parts of Vancouver. It is a short 15-20 minute walk from Willow Pavilion
The Seawall!
400
This slasher film had Drew Barrymore on the posters and cover of the film but she was only in the first 12-15 minutes of the movie
Scream (1996)
500
This term is used to describe all of the diverse groups of Indigenous Nations in the Pacific Northwest. Their traditional territories span coastal British Columbia (including Vancouver Island) and western Washington State, with ancestral lands encompassing major urban centers like Seattle and Vancouver
Coast Salish!
Coast Salish refers to a diverse group of over 40 distinct Indigenous nations in the Pacific Northwest who speak related Salishan languages.
500
Number 1 REASON for attending Willow Groups...
Having fun! - 12 responses
More intentional/meaningful use of my passes - 11 responses
To be more active - 11 responses
Getting off the unit - 10 responses
Learning more about myself - 10 responses
To make the Willow staff happy - 10 responses
500
What does this flag represent?
Hint: a country playing in Fifa
Ghana!
Red: Honors the blood shed by freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives for the country's independence.
Yellow (Gold): Represents Ghana’s abundant natural resources and mineral wealth.
Green: Symbolizes the nation's lush forests, fertile lands, and agricultural richness
Black Star: Known as the "lodestar of African freedom," it symbolizes African unity, emancipation, and anti-colonialism. The star was famously inspired by the Black Star Line, a shipping company established by Pan-African leader Marcus Garvey
500
This VCH resource supports clients with substance use goals offering psychosocial educational groups, recreational activities and substance use support groups. They just moved into a new space on Hastings at Campbell st!
The Junction!
500
This High School coming of age movie was based off the Shakespeare play "Taming of the shrew"
10 Things I Hate About You (1999)