Indian River, 19 km North-Northeast of Burrand Inlet 3 Reserve, 0.5 ha. Inlailwatash 4A, about 1.3 km upstream from mouth of Indian River, 19 km North-Northeast of Burrand Inlet 3 Reserve, 2 ha. Documentary and Notable Events In 2006, a documentary followed and was filmed by four Tsleil-Waututh youth to highlight their struggles with the education system. The documentary — titled as Reds, Whites & the Blues and/or, Reading, Writing & the Rez — is a CBC Newsworld in-house production co-produced with CBUT. In 2010 TWN helped welcome the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics as part of the Four Host First Nations, which included Musqueam, Squamish and Lil'wat Nations. It was the first time that Canada accommodated the Indigenous nations interest for the event. It was the first time Indigenous title holders were recognized by the Olympic body. The TWN is also opposed to the Trans Mountain Expansion Project and their views and scientific reports can be found at the Sacred Trust Initiative: https://twnsacredtrust.ca See also Squamish Nation Coast Salish peoples Dan George History of Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Longshoremen, 1863-1963 References Coast Salish governments First Nations governments in the Lower Mainland