This documentary focuses on the Sinixt Nation,  the First Nations of the Columbia River region. Questions addressed include: 

Who are Sinixt people? 
What is their traditional tum'xula7xw (territory)? 
What are the impacts of settler colonialism and the establishment of the Canadian state on Sinixt way of life? 
What are the motivations of the 1956 "extinction" label by the Canadian government?
How do we improve settler and Indigenous relations in the area?
What does right relationship look like?
What tools do you use on your decolonization journey?
What do you hope for the future with regards to Sinixt issues?

You will hear the voices of three Sinixt elders Marilyn James, Lou Stone and Lawney Reyes as well as mother Taress James. The voices of settlers Lori Barkley (political anthropologist) and K.L. Kivi (author and activist) have also been included. 

Enjoy!

For more information please visit http://sinixtnation.org/

Sinixt Radio Documentary

This is an interview with Montreal based dissident author and activist Yves Engler recorded on November 9, 2016. His new book is called "A Propaganda System: How Canada's government, corporations, media and academia sell war and exploitation."

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