Claimants can choose to download a personal copy of their abuse claim records, share them with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, or do nothing. Continue reading
As mayors of some of Canada’s biggest cities call for the resignation of a controversial senator, the head of a local advocacy group says that’s the best case scenario, but unlikely. Continue reading
If we are to live together as one society, everyone cannot have everything. Continue reading
“There have been lots of apologies issued, but really in terms of who speaks for the Catholic Church ultimately is the Pope.” Continue reading
Conservative Sen. Lynn Beyak says her party’s decision to sanction her for comments about Canada’s residential school history amounts to a threat to freedom of speech. Continue reading
Last week Conservative Sen. Lynn Beyak said the government-funded, church-operated schools where indigenous children endured widespread sexual and physical abuse were not all bad. Continue reading
Conservative Sen. Lynn Beyak said “the abundance of good” that occurred in residential schools has not been acknowledged. Continue reading
Calgary city council voted to rename the Langevin Bridge as the Reconciliation Bridge Monday evening, with only Coun. Jim Stevenson opposed. Continue reading
A truth and reconciliation flag was raised in Saskatoon to improve healthcare for First Nations and Métis patients at St. Paul’s Hospital. Continue reading
A forum on multiculturalism kicked off multicultural week in Saskatchewan Saturday at the First Nations University of Canada. Continue reading