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Saulteaux, Tsimshian & Gitxsan. Future Ancestor. Councillor for the Key First Nation. RT's ≠ endorsements | all opinions are my own

The Key First Nation, Treaty 4
Joined February 2011
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
June is #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth, a time to deepen our knowledge & understanding of Indigenous history, traditions, and struggles & to learn from Indigenous voices and stories. @BCUnitedCaucus is committed to building a more inclusive and equitable future for all. #bcpoli – at Vancouver, British Columbia
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
📢Urgent appeal to @JM_Whiteside: address the critical need for a culturally appropriate detox centre in Northwest B.C. Northern First Nations Alliance has proposed a holistic facility to combat the shortage of treatment options. Support accessible mental health services #bcpoli
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
Racism has no place in our sports or our society as a whole. That's why we need more coaches like Brian MacGillivray, not fewer. Parents and players deserve answers. I hope to see @SurreyMinor do the right thing and revisit their decision.
I condemn the racist incident at a recent youth hockey game in Surrey and applaud the actions of coach Macgillivray stepping in and protecting the players. It's disappointing that he has since been fired without explanation.   No one should be punished for doing what's right.
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All employees of Indigenous Services Canada are essential. All the services they provide are essential. #cdnpoli
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
“There is no reconciliation without economic reconciliation and inclusion. First Nations are the original stewards of the land and resources and are now unfairly being barred from the modern implementation of Treaty rights and revenue sharing,” said FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron.
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
I am horrified to learn of the heinous murder of Paul Stanley Schmidt in Vancouver yesterday. My heart goes out to his wife, daughter, and all who witnessed this senseless and random act of violence. #bcpoli
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
Climate activists don't speak for all Indigenous people. Our communities are fully capable to decide for themselves if resource development is in our best interests.
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
Another NDP failure on economic reconciliation with First Nations, putting the interests of NDP favoured unions over the Cowichan Tribes. Premier Eby needs to scrap CBAs. #bcpoli
David Eby purposely removed First Nations' ability to work on public projects in favour of NDP-friendly unions. Now, 85% of workers are left out & projects are facing enormous cost overruns.   This is extremely concerning. My chat with @Adam_Stirling👇 omny.fm/shows/cfax-1070/is-t…
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
Will Premier Eby show leadership and not only condemn these new remarks that have come to light but also remove @routledge_janet from her role as Parliamentary Secretary for Labour? The BC Legislature is no place for such vulgar and offensive remarks. #bcpoli
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
The BC NDP's discriminatory CBA regime benefits their union friends while deliberately blocking Indigenous-owned companies from working on community projects on their lands. I wrote to the Premier asking him to stop this blatant violation of economic reconciliation. #bcpoli
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
BREAKING: Barbara Walters, who shattered the glass ceiling and became a dominant force in an industry once dominated by men, has died. She was 93. abcn.ws/3VzLnn0
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
Statement on the passing of the Hon. Jim Carr.
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
To commemorate @Dave_Eby being sworn in as Premier, we revamped the @BCLegislature livestream title sequence. #bcpoli
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
⁦My deepest gratitude to this country and to Mary Simon ⁦⁦@GGCanada⁩ to be honoured among such an inspirational group of Canadians as an Officer of the Order of Canada. So proud and humbled.
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The power of salmon is in all of us. Thank you for your service and best of luck in your future endeavours @jjhorgan #bcpoli – at Borden, Saskatchewan
Today, @jjhorgan sits in the BC Legislature as Premier for the last time. Here are some of our favourite moments. #bcpoli
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Michael is right. Communication with FN leadership is real reconciliation. It’s frustrating and disappointing that Government leaders across Canada don’t get this. Recently we had a boil water advisory on lifted on our Nation by ISC, no text, no email… #cdnpoli #bcpoli #skpoli – at Regina, Saskatchewan
What David Eby did today was not reconciliation. #bcpoli
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I had to find out via Twitter. It’s sloppy, disrespectful and not the way to treat your most important partners. – at Regina, Saskatchewan
Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
Disappointing that David Eby's first decision as incoming Premier is to shut down the Indigenous-led 2030 Olympic Bid. For a govt. that wants to be serious about reconciliation, the least Eby can do is to tell this directly to the Host Nations - but he can't even do that. #bcpoli – at Victoria, British Columbia
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Solomon Reece-Brass ᐙᐱᔥᑭ ᐱᓀᓯ retweeted
Breaking news - the Tribunal says Canada cannot go below the $40K in compensation that First Nations children are already legally entitled due to Canada's discrimination that separated from their families, hurt and in some cases linked to children's deaths.
The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has provided a letter-decision with reasons to follow on the Compensation Final Settlement Agreement. Read the Caring Society's statement below. You can read the letter-decision here: fncaringsociety.com/publicat…
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