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B.C.'s Representative for Children and Youth1 day ago
How many Indigenous artists can you name? We bet you could easily improve that number during our next #Indigenoushistorychallenge! There is such a rich variety of Indigenous music out there from the Metis fiddle to hip-hop to Inuit throat singing. Their music holds history, story-telling, and resilience. Take some time today to check out some Indigenous artists. Whether you're in the mood for some classic tunes or something more modern, you'll discover a world of music that deserves space on your playlists. We recommend "MNBC's NIPD 2020 playlist" on Spotify or Apple Music's "National Indigenous People's Day" playlist as a place to start. Share the music you love with us using the #Indigenoushistorychallenge hashtag and encourage your friends to check out these artists as well!
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Read the interview with our new Deputy Representative, Samantha Cocker: https://t.co/PrHUeMa565
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Toll-free: 1-800-476-3933

Children’s Help Line: 310-1234
If you feel a child is in danger and requires protection, please call the Children’s Help Line from anywhere in B.C. to get help immediately (no area code necessary).

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Head Office – Victoria
Suite 400, 1019 Wharf  Street
Victoria, BC V8W 2Y9
Phone: 250-356-6710
Fax: 250-356-0837

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Northern Office – Prince George
1475 10th Avenue
Prince George, V2L 2L2
Phone: 250-561-4626
Fax: 250-561-4624

Lower Mainland Office – Burnaby
150 – 4664 Lougheed Highway
Burnaby, V5C 5T5
Phone: 604-775-3213
Fax: 604-775-3205

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