Spirit Walkers Arrive in Thunder Bay

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THUNDER BAY – Almost forty Spirit Walkers arrived in Thunder Bay this afternoon completing much of the third annual walk. The walkers made their way today from Nipigon into Thunder Bay. The walkers were sunburnt, tired, and hungry as they enjoyed a meal and fellowship at Elevate on Cumberland Street in Thunder Bay.

On Saturday the Spirit Walkers will depart from City Hall in Thunder Bay up to the Pow Wow at Fort William First Nation.

The Spirit Walkers Enjoy fellowship and dinner at Elevate on Cumberland Street
The Spirit Walkers Enjoy fellowship and dinner at Elevate on Cumberland Street

The Spirit Walkers are walking for a number of reasons. Raising awareness on Youth Suicide, Addiction, Residential School Survivors, Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls, Racism, Drug and Alcohol Addiction, Cancer, and Land, Air and Water.

The Spirit Walkers arrived at the Terry Fox Lookout to complete their day
The Spirit Walkers arrived at the Terry Fox Lookout to complete their day

In the video, Elder Allan Towegishig shares a little about the Spirit Walk that arrived in Thunder Bay today after walking into the community

There are almost forty walkers from the First Nations communities who are walking on a daily set of themes. This is the Third Annual Spirit Walk.

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