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Classical Conversations South Africa does not make any warranties about the completeness, reliability and accuracy of this information. 'Paddle to the Sea' by Holling C.If you require any more information or have any questions about our site’s disclaimer, please feel free to contact us by email at Īll the information on this website – – is published in good faith and for general information purpose only. I am Paddle-to-the-Sea.' The story follows Paddle through the Great Lakes and down the mighty St. Etched into the bottom are these words, 'Please put me back in the water.

The story is about an indigenous boy who carves a small wooden canoe during the winter and releases it the following spring.

(Click here to see the complete film.)Įxpedition leader Geoff Green shares Paddle to the Sea with Hegus Clint Williams It was Paddle to the Sea, the carving used in the film adaptation of the book written by Holling C. Here they shared the canoe carving project currently in progress.Ĭarving has brought people together to learn about each other.Īfter Tla'amin Nation Hegus (Chief) Clint Williams, elders and carvers spoke, Canada C3 Expedition Leader Geoff Green brought out a canoe of his own. The expedition visited Powell River on October 20 and members of the Tla'amin Nation welcomed the participants at Willingdon Beach. Members of the Tla'amin Nation welcoming the expedition. The MV Polar Prince is a 67 metre (220 ft) former Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker now in service as a research vessel. The ship was well suited for the Northwest Passage.

MV Polar Prince icebreaker anchored in Powell River. Lawrence to the Atlantic, traversed the Northwest Passage, and will complete their 150 day journey on October 28 in Victoria, BC. Canada C3 has been part of Canada's 150th Anniversary celebration and supports the reconciliation process with indigenous peoples.Ĭanada C3 (meaning coast to coast to coast) started in Toronto, followed the St. Last Friday we were honoured to be visited by the Canada C3 expedition ship here in Powell River.

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