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Líl̓wat Community Food Centre officially launches: A place to gather and share

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Líl̓wat Community Food Centre officially launches: A place to gather and share. (2026, October 23). Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/globenewswire/l-l-wat-community-food-centre-officially-launches-a-place-to-gather-and-share/article_c45dab2f-45ad-5bb8-aace-160c94d88b68.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-10-23 · by GlobeNewswire, Inc.

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On October 23, 2026, in Mount Currie, BC, Líl̓wat Nation and Right To Food launched the Líl̓wat Community Food Centre (CFC). The centre aims to foster community through food and cultural exchange using local ingredients. It embodies the concepts of gaw̓ílc (to gather together) and pan̓tss (to share a meal), emphasizing communal meals, traditional knowledge sharing, and intergenerational teaching in Ucwalmícwts, the language of Líl̓wat people.
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On October 23, 2026, the Líl̓wat Community Food Centre (CFC) officially launched in Mount Currie, BC, as a community space focusing on gathering together and sharing meals within the Líl̓wat Nation. The event celebrates the partnership between the Líl̓wat Nation and Right To Food organization, emphasizing cultural exchange and communal bonding through food traditions and teachings. The centre aims to strengthen community ties by serving meals made from locally sourced ingredients and fostering intergenerational knowledge sharing using terms like gaw̓ílc (to gather together) and pan̓tss (to share a meal together), which are part of the Ucwalmícwts language.

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📰 Lilwat Community Food Centre Launches
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GLOBE Líl̓wat Líl̓wat Nation Mount Currie Right To Food

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Today, Líl̓wat Nation and Right To Food are celebrating the official launch of the Líl̓wat Community Food Centre (CFC), a community space bringing people together through food, culture and community.
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Today, Líl̓wat Nation and Right To Food are celebrating the official launch of the Líl̓wat Community Food Centre (CFC), a community space bringing people together through food, culture and community. asserted
Nation → celebrate → food
The spirit of the Líl̓wat CFC is captured in gaw̓ílc, meaning to gather together, and pan̓tss, meaning to share a meal together, words in Ucwalmícwts, the language of the Líl̓wat people. asserted
spirit → capture → people
At the Centre, this comes to life through meals made with care, using ingredients harvested from the land or grown on the farm whenever possible. asserted
this → come → farm
It’s also about sharing knowledge, food traditions, and teachings across generations. asserted
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