‘We will not be intimidated’: Kúkwpi7 Casimir warns Tk’emlúps community of white nationalist presence
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TK’EMLUPS — The chief of Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc says the First Nation is “actively monitoring the situation” after a prominent white nationalist group was photographed gathering on the Tk̓emlúps reserve early Sunday (Sept. 27).
A photograph circulating on social media appear to show masked members of Second Sons Canada standing shoulder to shoulder, some holding flags.
A second photograph, posted later in the day, appears to show the same group standing on the Pacific Way overpass, holding a sign bearing the words, “Got Bones?”
In a message posted to the Tk̓emlúps website late Sunday afternoon, Kúkwpi7 Rosanne Casimir said the presence of people associated with the white nationalist group in the community is “deeply concerning” just days before Canadians recognize National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
