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Reconciliation

Reconciliation, Island Families

‘Spirit of the Wolf’: Mowachaht elder reflects on a distant time at Christie residential school

Eric Plummer
Reconciliation

Residential school testimonies to be destroyed

Eric Plummer
B.C Indigenous Relations Minister Murray Rankin has promised emergency supports for First Nations affected by November's flooding. (Government of B.C. photo)
Reconciliation

Concern grows over DRIPA follow-through

Mike Youds
Christie Indian Residential School was operated by the Catholic church, housing students for 71 years until the institution moved to Tofino in 1971.
Mental health, Reconciliation

‘It’s all catching up to me’: Residential school survivors face a distant past amid recent findings

Eric Plummer
The Canadian flag flies over the Peacekeeping Memorial in Ottawa. (Ken Banks/Wikimedia Commons photo)
Reconciliation

Canadian flags will fly at full-mast after Remembrance Day

Melissa Renwick
Martin Watts speaks to a crowd gathered on the former site of the Alberni Indian Residential School on Orange Shirt Day, Sept. 30. (Eric Plummer photo)
Reconciliation

‘Own the process’: Nations progress plans for former residential school sites

Eric Plummer
Reconciliation, Culture

Aging clock tower gets facelift with wolf ritual artwork and storyboards

Karly Blats
Reconciliation

Tseshaht signs government-to-government accord with ACRD

Denise Titian
Reconciliation

Tla-o-qui-aht reach a ‘milestone’ reconciliation agreement with the province

Melissa Renwick
A crowd walks over the Orange Bridge to Maht Mahs gym on Sept. 30 to honour residential school survivors, and those who didn't make it home, for Orange Shirt Day and the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Karly Blats photo
Reconciliation

Hundreds walk on Orange Shirt Day to honour residential school survivors and those who did not make it home

Karly Blats
Residential school survivor Alice George holds up a sign while marching through the streets of Tofino to honour the survivors and victims of the residential school system on the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, on September 30, 2021.
Reconciliation

Tla-o-qui-aht organizes march in Tofino to commemorate residential school survivors and victims

Melissa Renwick
Reconciliation

A.W. Neill school becomes c̓uumaʕas, in shift away from politician’s dark past

Eric Plummer

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