Progress of the walkers

This map shows the location of the walkers as they cross Canada from Sydney, Nova Scotia to Victoria, BC.
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(this map came from Listings Canada, Thank You)

September 30, 2006 - Potluck and Salmon BBQ

To Celebrate the Return of the YSPW Walkers

5 PM Sharp, September 30, 2006
Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre
1607 East Hastings, Vancouver, BC
(604) 251-4844

$1500 Mask will be raffled off. Tickets: $2/each or 3 for $5

For More Information:

Call Vincent Watts: (250) 716-3346

or call Debbie Lincoln at Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre: (604) 251-4844
Voice Mail: (604) 682-3269, Ext. 7447
Email: deehoney12000@yahoo.ca

Volunteers Wanted, Donations Accepted
All donations will be accepted and appreciated at this potluck dinner. Please call Debbie ASAP and let her know exactly what you can bring (food, coffee, sugar, cream, juice, fruit, pastries, clothing donations or anything else: hats, toys, games etc.)

Bring your favourite dish and enjoy a beautiful dinner with the youth!

Families, Fun, Food, Entertainment. Everyone Welcome

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Youth Suicide Prevention Walk

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Vincent and Phil

The 2006 Walk has been completed. Thank you very much to all who donated and assisted us over the past 4 years.

If you would like the walk to continue in the future, please write to:

Vincent Watts, President
211-755 Market St.
Victoria, BC
V8T 2E5
Victoria Head Office: (250) 477-1415


medicine wheelAboriginal Youth Suicide Prevention Walk is a group of youth walkers and their support staff and volunteers who walked from Nanaimo, BC to Ottawa, Ontario in 2003, 2004 and 2005. In 2003 we walked for the Red race and in 2004 we walked for the Yellow race. In 2005 we walked for the Black race. This year, 2006 is our last year and we are walking for the white race. This will complete our circle.

In 2006 our walk will be a RELAY walk, starting in Sydney, Nova Scotia on March 14, 2006 and ending at the Parliament Buildings iin Victoria, B.C. on June 21, 2006.

Our objective is to raise awareness on the tragic problem of youth suicide on our reserves and in our communities across Canada. In 2004, these youth carried their message to at least 50 reserves across Canada. We spoke at junior high schools, high schools, juvenile detention centres and Friendship Centres, and we spoke to over fifty chiefs across the nation. We were on radio and television broadcasts, including A.P.T.N. and in newspapers across Canada. We even went into caucus in both Alberta and Saskatchewan.

2006 Walkers
Reno Trimble
Thomas Watts
Tyler Joseph
Ed Meldrum
Chasity Meuse
2006 Support Staff
Vincent Watts
Darnell Krutko
Angela Vane

News Release - March 14, 2006: Adobe PDF or Word Document

Letter from the LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (2005)

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