HOT EATS, COOL TREATS
YOU ARE WHAT YOU…WEAR?
PAPA DON'T PREACH
UP IN SMOKE SIGNALS
DON'T SHUB WHERE YOU EAT
200

This high-energy, long-lasting food item is made from tallow, meat & berries

PEMICAN

200

This part of an animal can used for clothing items varying from moccasins to coats

HIDE

200

This furry hibernator represents courage

BEAR

200

This wide-spread staple food item is often hung for days in a smoke house to be dried & cured

FISH

200

On Vancouver Island there are this many First Nation 'families'

THREE

400

Nuu-cha-nulth word for sweets or candy

CHUMAS

400

This vibrant clothing item is a nationally recognized symbol of truth and reconcilation

ORANGE T-SHIRT

400

Aretha may have had this mighty beast in mind when she wrote R.E.S.P.E.C.T

BUFFALO/BISON

400

This popular item has been used for generations as a blessing in Indigenous culture & is often smoked in a peace pipe

TOBACCO

400

A local example of ________ , or story telling through symbols & pictures, can be seen at Sproat Lake

HIEROGLYPHICS

600

Whipped from soapberries, this bitter froth shares part of its name with a popular summer treat

INDIGENOUS ICE CREAM

600

The culturally taboo act of dressing in Indigenous regalia for Halloween, known as ____ ____ is now widely frowned upon

CULTURAL APPROPRIATION

600

The Steve Miller Band sang, "Fly like an" this animal, that represents love

EAGLE

600

Dome shaped & made of branches & blankets, these are used for spiritual, physical, mental & emotional cleansing

SWEAT LODGE

600

These two local First Nations have very strong traditional & historical ties to the land settlers now call Port Alberni

TSESHAHT & HUPACASATH

800

Typically harvested for use in salves & medicines, the shoots & leaves of this tradtional plant can also be eaten

DEVIL'S CLUB

800

Since 2010, Red Dress Day, which calls for awareness of MMIWG2S+, has been recognized on this day

MAY 5TH

800

This slow walking truth teller has something in common with this category

TURTLE

800

This practice, known as _______, is done by burning sage, cedar & other sacred plants & cleansing in the smoke

SMUDGING

800

According to a census, there were __________ Indigenous people living in Canada as of 2021

1.8 MILLION

1000

This crunchy, salty coastal treat is gathered during the spring spawning season

HERRING ROE

1000

In 2021, a bill was put through Parliament officially recognizing January 4th as ____ _____ Day, a beautifully decorated clothing item

RIBBON DRESS

1000

Perhaps the beaver is so good at building lodges because they possess this knowledgeable quality

WISDOM

1000

This colorful orb encompasses cedar, tobacco, sweetgrass & sage within its four directions

MEDICINE WHEEL

1000

When hosting an event, it is best practice to show respect to the local, traditional nations of area you are on by doing this

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT