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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Community Commemoration Event - Wednesday, September 30, 2026 - 12:00 am

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Upcoming Events

  • National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Community Commemoration Event - Wednesday, September 30, 2026 - 12:00 am

Events

  • 19 Sep 26
    Indigenous Protocol Session with SFN Elder C'tasi:a Manson
    Gabriola
  • 20 Sep 26
    Indigenous Protocols in Action with SFN Elder C'tasi:a Manson
    Gabriola
  • 30 Sep 26
    National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Community Commemoration Event
    Gabriola
  • 7 Nov 26
    Annual Fundraiser - Trivia Night 10th Anniversary Edition!
    Gabriola

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Gabriola Museum

505 South Road
Gabriola, BC
250-247-9987

With humility, the Gabriola Museum acknowledges that for over 10,000 years the Snuneymuxw people have been the careful stewards of the land and waters of Gabriola Island. The museum is committed to sharing the stories of our two communities and hopes that by doing so, we will continue to plant the seeds for a respectful, honourable relationship with our Coast Salish neighbours.

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