‘Mainstream Canadians need to listen,’ to the truth behind Indigenous food sovereignty, says Indigenous farmer – MBC Radio
Apr 2, 2026
Indigenous agriculture documentary Tea Creek screened at Squamish’s Totem Hall, revealing the cracks in a lesser-known oppressive system, according to its protagonist.
Truth and reconciliation are merely words without action, redundant even, if they are not believed.
When federal law usurps what existed before it, truths can get buried and ultimately misinformed, according to farmer Dzap’l Gye’a̱win Skiik Jacob Beaton.
These include truths about the workings of everyday business; your shopping at the grocery store, for example.
