If you love to be on the water, then connect with a guided canoe journey along the South Thompson River with The River “Setétkwe” Tour with Indigenous Tourism Experts, Moccasin Trails! Start with a tobacco feeding ceremony before setting out with your guide and Indigenous knowledge keeper. Listen to the history of the Shuswap peoples along with some traditional songs as you paddle right through the beautiful city of Kamloops. This experience is for 4 people!

Included in this Globox™ are Fox With Raven, Métis Artist, Robyn Prosser’s Okanagan Postcards, capturing a picture perfect scene that could be anywhere in the valley (Vernon, BC). These are 2 - 5x7’s, that will be lovely to send to someone special you’re thinking of. You’ll look amazing, and you’ll feel naturally philanthropic just by sporting a beanie from LIVN GIVN, the apparel line that gives back to help others facing heavy life challenges (Kamloops, BC). Up The HIll At Loakin’s Sample Gift Pack is an amazing opportunity to explore this Indigenous owned and operated business that uses local, organic or non-GMO ingredients to make their product lines. Enjoy 13 of the most popular products from June Anthony-Reeves, the owner, and herbalist of Up The Hill At Loakin. You’ll also be privileged to wear a beautiful Hand Beaded Barrette made by talented Elder, Dinah Littlechief (Westbank, BC). Dinah, a residential school survivor, is well known for her intricate beading skills that were taught to her by her Mother, and her Grandmothers, through her Sioux ancestry which includes generations of dancers that had the most beautiful regalia. Dinah makes specialized crowns, ribbon skirts, and many other traditional pieces. Dinah was also the past President of the Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society, and is now enjoying her retirement creating in her studio, after being a LTCA her entire career.

As well, you’ll be the first consumer to enjoy the curated contents of the Indigenous Globox™! $5.00 from this Globox™ will be donated to support The Moose Hide Campaign. Included are 2 pins to wear, to signify joining the grassroots movement of Indigenous and non-Indigenous men and boys who are standing up against violence towards women and children (Victoria, BC). Delve into an exceptional piece of Canadian literature by author, Elaine Alec, “Calling My Spirit Back,” which is both a memoir, and a teaching tool (Kamloops, BC). Find a fun place to put North Okanagan Apparel’s colourful sticker that advertises their product and apparel line, that culturally educates people (Vernon, BC). We are honoured to include an Orange Shirt Day pin to remember the children from the residential school system, skillfully beaded by Angie’s N8ive Beading, and also included, a beautiful pair of earrings (Vernon, BC)! Put your puzzle skills to the test with the Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society’s first initiation product called “Original Born Art'' to promote awareness and social enterprise (Kelowna, BC). LIVN GIVN is a mother-son dynamic duo that created a give-back apparel line to help others. Included is an art card that Luke painted when he was 8 years old, called ‘Birch Trees’ (Kamloops, BC). Soothe even the driest of skin with Up The Hill At Loakin’s Chocolate and Roses Lotion Bar, made with real chocolate and rose petals (Neskonlith ne Secwepemculecw, BC). Then enjoy 2 of their top selling teas, being the Rose Petal Blend, and Saskatoon Green Tea. Straight from BC’s rivers, enjoy Okanagan Select's Smoked Salmon from the Syilx Okanagan Nation Alliance made with organic Maple Roch syrup (Wesbank First Nations, BC). Shop First Nations co-created this Indigenous Globox™, and are including their promotional marketing sticker, great for kids, in your office, or put anywhere you’d like to show your support for shopping with Indigenous companies. Keep the shopping going, for more local items, by sporting a Glohaven Community Hub bright orange recycled plastic tote around town! It’s Janine Lott’s piece, ‘Senk’lip Coyote’ that graces the cover on the Indigenous Globox™ (Westbank, BC).

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