Mackay Creek Project Exhibition and film preview opening reception, December 2 2010
Squamish Nation Elders and Councillors perform welcoming ceremony at the film preview of Wild Chance during the Opening Reception of The Mackay Creek Project Exhibition - to see installation shots of exhibition http://rons.shawwebspace.ca/
From right to left Squamish Nation Elder Valerie Moody, Councillor Julie Baker, Councillor Chris Lewis, Councillor Carla George, her daughter and Environmental officer Tim O'Hara
Squamish Nation Elders and Councillors sing victory song at preview of Wild chance
North Shore Streamkeepers chairperson Karen Munro introduces speakers
North Vancouver District Acting Mayor, Councillor Roger Bassam makes opening remarks
North Vancouver City Acting Mayor, Councillor Bob Fearnly makes opening remarks
Eminent salmon researcher and Chief Executive Officer of the Pacific Salmon foundation Brian Riddell makes a few opening remarks including a suggestion to take a condensed version of Wild Chance to Ottawa for awareness and fund raising purposes.
Artist responsible for Film Wild Chance and The Mackay Creek Project exhibition explains painting process to Councillors Fearnley and Bassam with Councillor George in the background
DFO Community advisor Sandie Hollick Kenyon speak to friends at exhibition
Zo ann Morton, Karen Munro and Brian Riddell speak to guests after the film preview