Sutikalh, Home of the Winter Spirit, St’at’imc Lands & Waters –
Hubie Jim & Doug Dan of the St’at’imc Territory have been resisting the $500 million Cayoosh Ski Resort project since the BC Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) approved it in 2000.

For 16 years Sutikalh has seen supporters come from around the world to stand in solidarity with this community to prevent the unwanted corporatization and development of this area.

TWO EVENTS: AUG 3/VANCOUVER & AUG 7/SUTIKALH

******** SUTIKALH SOLIDARITY IN VANCOUVER *******
Wednesday August 3rd, 2016
Dinner at 6PM
Spartacus Books 3378 Findlay St.
Entrance by Donation – No one turned away!

Join us to learn more about Sutikalh and how you can become involved on the land!

Welcome to Coast Salish territory by Mary Point of Musqueam
Slideshow & presentation by Billie Pierre.

Acessibility:
Entrance and interior space are ground floor, no stairs
Bathroom is not gendered
Front door: 42″ wide, handle height 39.5″, door swings out to the street
1st doorway into back space: 34.75″ wide, no door
2nd doorway into further-back back space: 34.5″ wide, no door
Bathroom door: 29″ wide, handle height 36″, door swings into bathroom

This event takes place on unceded Coast Salish Lands & Waters

********* GATHERING AT SUTIKALH *********

Sunday August 7th, 2016
Lunch at Noon.
5043 Duffy Lake Rd., St’at’imc (close to Lillooet BC)

Come and Celebrate The Way of Life. All are welcome to come share time at Sutikalh so don’t worry if you can’t come this day, visitors are welcome to drop in anytime for the day, night or longer.

Bring a tent, proper clothing for the elements and food to share.

To get to Sutikalh from Vancouver take Hwy 99 come past Pemberton and Mt. Curry drive 4km past Duffy Lake. There is a foot bridge to the left, if you are going too fast you will miss it. The address is written on the bottom of the foot bridge 5043 Duffy Lake Rd. There are working dogs that protect the settlement at all times.
***Please do not bring any dogs or other animals***