Righting a wrong, reclaiming identity
…news story about a case a man brought to a Quebec court over enfranchisement. Having worked in the federal department of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (now split into Indigenous…
…news story about a case a man brought to a Quebec court over enfranchisement. Having worked in the federal department of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (now split into Indigenous…
…Albert Dumont, Indigenous Advisor to the Bishop, graciously agreed to share his experiences and thoughts with Crosstalk. The following is an excerpt from that conversation, focused on the destructive impact…
Bishop Shane Parker visited St. Margaret’s Vanier in the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa as the parish observed National Indigenous Day of Prayer at its Sunday service on June. 18. The…
…Reconciliation is transformative. Reconciliation between Indigenous Peoples and non-indigenous people is very much about getting to know one another and learning how to walk together in a new way, based…
…circle of seven stones and animal carvings represents “the work of a creative team that included both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people working together— true model of what truth and reconciliation…
…Indigenous people on to reserves. Macdonald’s government also introduced a pass system that meant that Indigenous people had to obtain a written pass from the local Indian agent in order…
…on Canada’s history with Indigenous people, particularly the impact of Indian Residential Schools. Project of Heart For the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, Beechwood did something it has…
…Centre on the Churches, Truth, and Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in the Faculty of Theology at Saint Paul University.” Looking Ahead In June, during National Indigenous History Month and on…
…managed to organize speaking tours and media engagement for the Dene and other Indigenous communities in the area in the late 70s, early 80s,” said Bianchi. “If you were around…
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