Orange Shirt Day on Sept. 30 aims to raise awareness of the impact the residential school system had on Indigenous communities. Continue reading →

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 →