Truth And Reconciliation
-
Controversial war memorial statue at St. Catharines city hall set to be removedThe Pte. Alexander Watson statue, perceived as a symbol of the federal government’s crushing of Indigenous Peoples in an 1885 action, is set to come down soon.PoliticsOct 17
-
National Committee for Residential Schools holds NS community eventAtlantic Canada is the second place the National Advisory Committee held their Community Knowledge Sharing Event, something they say is "paramount" to their research.CanadaOct 15
-
-
Advertisement
-
Sask. Association of Chiefs of Police announces fees waived for Indigenous name changeSome fees will be waived in the name change process in Saskatchewan for First Nations, Métis and Inuit people looking to take back their Indigenous name.CanadaOct 11
-
-
Advertisement
-
‘Reconciliation economy’: Why Indigenous founders need more access to capitalIndigenous entrepreneurs have faced many historical barriers to accessing capital, which business leaders and founders say is critical to economic independence and reconciliation.EconomyOct 2
-
‘I’m speaking for you now’: Haisla residential school survivors march for their ancestorsAt the Haisla Nation in Kitimaat, B.C., four residential school survivors share their stories of hurt, love and healing from trauma.CanadaSep 30
-
-
Edmonton marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation"You don't just wear the orange shirt one day, you don't just practice reconciliation in one day. We practice it everyday and that means learning and growing."CanadaSep 30
-
-
‘All Canadians need to confront the past’: Trudeau in Sask. marking National Day for Truth and ReconciliationVarious cities across Saskatchewan are marking Truth and Reconciliation Day. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited the town of Lac La Ronge.CanadaSep 30
-
Kingston, Ont., Indigenous community marks third annual Truth and Reconciliation DayMembers of Kingston's Indigenous community came together on Saturday to mark the third annual National Day of Truth and Reconciliation.CanadaSep 30
-
-
Advertisement
-
University of New Brunswick permanently raises Wolastoqey flagAs of Truth and Reconciliation Day, flags of the Wolastoqey Nation and the Wabanaki Confederacy will permanently fly at the Fredericton campus of the University of New Brunswick.CanadaSep 30
-
-
Advertisement
-
Moncton students learn about Truth and Reconciliation through range of activitiesThe Anglophone East School District has an Indigenous education team in charge of developing lessons about First Nations throughout the school year.CanadaSep 30
Trending
-
Prince Constantin of Liechtenstein dies ‘unexpectedly’ at 516,916 Read
-
Man arrested after grandpa sucker-punched while pushing grandchild in stroller3,194 Read
-
Selfie-taking tourists refuse to sit down, end up capsizing Venice gondola2,289 Read
-
Global Calgary’s Leslie Horton shuts down email body-shamer on live TV2,081 Read
-
On the Brink: Retiree living in converted laundry room feels ‘overlooked’ amid housing crisis1,723 Read
-
B.C. jury finds Ibrahim Ali guilty of first-degree murder in 2017 teen slaying1,668 Read
-
Top Videos
-
Five people confirmed to have died as a result of salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupes899 Viewed
-
High school students lift car to rescue mother and her children trapped underneath496 Viewed
-
Stay-at-home dad overwhelmed by ‘compassionate’ response to family’s financial struggles283 Viewed
-
Miller says feds prepared to limit number of international student visas if support for students not addressed268 Viewed
-
Gold rush: Price of commodity on a tear amid questions about health of banking system222 Viewed
-
‘I get to draw a line’: Global Calgary’s Leslie Horton’s viral response to a vicious viewer email217 Viewed
-