This year, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was marked the third official National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, it is a day when we remember the victims, honor the survivors and acknowledge our children, families and communities.
We wear orange shirts to honor their stories, and we are grateful for the work Inuit survivors did to bring the light to the truths of residential schools.
Reconciliation is not just about acknowledging past wrongs, It’s about taking steps to make them right. It’s about ensuring Indigenous people are afforded the respect and dignity they truly deserve.