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Photo gallery
Photos from events are sorted by date and are in
reverse chronological order.
20-NOV-2009
 | Official opening of Kickwillie Place, a new $12.2-million
development, providing 40 units of affordable housing and an onsite
child-care facility in Vernon. From Left to
right: Cecelia Gottfriedsen, Elder; Pauline Archachan,
Elder; Molly Bono, Okanagan Indian Band; Caroline Proulx, Tenant of
Kickwillie Place; Mayor Wayne Lippert, City of Vernon; Val Chiba,
Vernon Native Housing Society and Eric Foster, MLA for
Vernon-Monashee.
News release.
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08-SEP-2009
 | Official Groundbreaking of Eagles Nest, a new $7.9-million
development that will provide 33 units of affordable housing for
urban Aboriginal adults who are homeless, or at risk of
homelessness, officially broke ground today with provincial and
community partners on site to celebrate. From
Left to Right: Donna Barnett, MLA for Cariboo-Chilcotin;
Mayor Kerry Cook, City of Williams Lake; Rosanna McGregor, Cariboo
Friendship Society; Peter Chau, Regional
Director, Interior Region, BC Housing; Andrew Leach, CEO
of Aboriginal Housing Management Association and Steve Narcisse,
Board Member of Cariboo Friendship Society.
News release.
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08-APR-2009
 | Official groundbreaking of Kamloops Native Housing
Society’s 19-unit affordable housing development for
Aboriginal singles, students and families. From Left to Right: Ruth
Williams, Kamloops Native Housing Society; MLA Claude Richmond; and
Councillor Marg Spina, City of Kamloops.
News
release
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 | Official opening of Kickwillie Place, a new $12.2-million
development, providing 40 units of affordable housing
and an onsite child-care facility in Vernon. From Left to right:
Cecelia Gottfriedsen, elder; Pauline Archachan, elder; Molly Bono,
Okanagan Indian Band; Caroline Proulx, tenant of Kickwillie Place;
Mayor Wayne Lippert, City of Vernon; Val Chiba, Vernon Native
Housing Society and Eric Foster, MLA for Vernon-Monashee.
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 | Official opening of Kickwillie Place, a new $12.2-million
development, providing 40 units of affordable housing and an onsite
child-care facility in Vernon. From Left to right: Cecelia
Gottfriedsen, Elder; Pauline Archachan, Elder; Molly Bono, Okanagan
Indian Band; Caroline Proulx, Tenant of Kickwillie Place; Mayor
Wayne Lippert, City of Vernon; Val Chiba, Vernon Native Housing
Society and Eric Foster, MLA for Vernon-Monashee.
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