Mary Simon says we have a shared responsibility to record and teach the true history of Canada
Statutory holiday a call to action, but Dr. Evelyn Voyageur would like to see it recognized as more
Tseshaht First Nation hopes bright orange accents will change narrative of bridge
Museum puts up special displays to run for week
Murray Sinclair: Catholic entities released of their remaining financial obligations
Report presents ways to give Indigenous Peoples authority over how they are represented
Tsawout’s Victor Underwood is a survivor of St. Mary’s Indian Residential School
New Brunswick has joined PEI as the latest to declare Sept. 30 a provincial holiday
Each August, Indigenous children were rounded up and taken back to residential school
Between 1831 and 1998, more than 150,000 children were thrust into Indian Residential Schools
First Nation ownership of the team acknowledges importance of the day
Senators examining federal government’s responsibilities to First Nations, Inuit and Métis people
City encourages everyone to wear orange on Sept. 30
Stz’uminus First Nation and B.C. government announce agreement, signed this week
Preparations beginning, including how to support survivors dealing with re-opened traumas
Mural at Summerland Secondary School had a Truth and Reconciliation message
Some hearts torched, some snapped in two, while others were ripped clean off the fence
Pope Francis asks for forgiveness for Roman Catholic Church’s abuses and conduct
Name, once thought to celebrate collaboration, recalls ‘tragic figure,’ says report
Residential school survivor Eddy Charlie hopes display promotes healing, honest discussion
