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Listen to this article Estimated 5 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. As the Ontario government continues to push for development in northern Ontario, an Anishinaabe First Nation …
Read More »Year of Manitoba landfill searches shows reconciliation a work in progress, families say
Listen to this article Estimated 5 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. The year that saw the remains of two First Nations women brought home from a Manitoba …
Read More »Staff for King Charles and Prince Harry met. Is a royal reconciliation in the air?
Hello, royal watchers. This is your regular dose of royal news and analysis. Reading this online? Sign up here to get this delivered to your inbox. After representatives of King Charles and Prince Harry were spotted chatting al fresco the other day, the meeting set off all manner of speculation over whether reconciliation …
Read More »Federal leaders remember Pope Francis as humble pontiff who moved reconciliation forward
Canada’s political leaders are remembering Pope Francis as a humble leader with a deep moral obligation and the spiritual courage to help the world’s most vulnerable. “Today, the world lost a man who profoundly touched the lives of billions of people,” Prime Minister Mark Carney said during a campaign stop in …
Read More »Young Indigenous voters don’t want candidates to forget environment, reconciliation in election
Maintaining a strong Canadian identity amid United States tariffs and annexation threats is a key federal election issue for Aamjiwnaang First Nation member Christopher Pitre, but he says he doesn’t want that to distract from other conversations that matter to Indigenous voters. “I do believe [Canadian sovereignty] will be a …
Read More »Assembly of First Nations takes Trudeau to task over racism, rights and reconciliation
Grieving mothers whose children were killed by police made emotional pleas for the prime minister to act on Thursday, as Justin Trudeau found himself on the defensive during the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) annual winter meeting in Ottawa. First Nations leaders pressed Trudeau on everything from racism in policing, broken promises …
Read More »Memorials, ceremonies and activities planned across Manitoba to mark Orange Shirt Day
Manitoba first established Sept. 30 as a provincial statutory holiday last year, and a number of events are taking place in recognition of Orange Shirt Day 2024. News Source link
Read More »Reconciliation Walk at Riverside Park honours Indigenous history
A Reconciliation Walk is taking place on Sunday in Guelph so residents can learn more about Canada’s Indigenous history. The Rotary Club of Guelph, in partnership with Indigenous charity True North Aid, is hosting a walk at Riverside Park to support National Truth and Reconciliation Day on Monday. Eleni Bakopoulos, …
Read More »Premier Wab Kinew signs deal to return land to Manitoba Métis – Winnipeg
Land where the Métis village of Ste. Madeleine once stood is being returned, more than 80 years after it was burned to the ground to make way for grazing cattle. Villagers were forced to scatter throughout southwestern Manitoba with only the clothes and belongings they had with them. The Spy …
Read More »Canada Day at The Forks highlighted reconciliation efforts, even with the rain – Winnipeg
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Canada Day at The Forks netted a smaller crowd this year due to rainy, dreary weather, but that didn’t stop the events from going ahead. Musical performances and basketball competitions were moved under the cover of the parking lot and the CN …
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