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EP:33 First Nations History on Vancouver's Waterfront

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Dan is joined by Joulene Parent and sits with retired ILWU Pensioners   Sam George, Ron (Red) Baker, John (Corky) Cordocedo, Ken S. E. Baker.  We begin to explore the history of First Nations people on Vancouver's waterfront including the  "Bows & Arrows" and what solidarity means to these retired brothers.   " Knowledge and understanding of our Union's history are invaluable tools for charting our course into the future. We shall educate our membership, particularly the young as to the origins of the Union, the privations and hardships endured by our forefathers and foremothers, the basic principles they strived for." -Declaration of Principles. 

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