In a moving display of national pride and respect for the military, a Lil'wat artist has unveiled the medals for the upcoming Invictus Games, led by Prince Harry. Set to take place in Vancouver and Whistler, the games shine a spotlight on the bravery and perseverance of wounded service members. The artist's work encapsulates the essence of the warrior spirit, reinforcing the games' mission to inspire recovery, support rehabilitation, and drive respect for those who serve their country.
Patriotism and Excellence: Invictus Games Medals Unveiled by Local Artist in B.C., Highlighting Strength of Veterans
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Lil'wat artist near tears as he unveils medals to be used in Prince Harry-led Invictus Games in B.C.
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The games, which honour military veterans, are in Vancouver and Whistler Feb. 8-16.
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In a powerful moment of cross-cultural unity, an artist from the Lil'wat Nation nearly broke down as he presented his artwork for the medals in the upcoming Invictus Games. Set to take place in Vancouver and Whistler next February, the games are a beacon of progress, bringing together wounded veterans in a celebration of resilience and recovery. The artist's contribution not only honors these heroes but also elevates Indigenous creativity and the spirit of reconciliation.
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