Canada marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Orange Shirt Day
🧡 September 30. National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 🇨🇦 Today we honour the children who never came home, the Survivors of residential schools, their families and communities. May we listen, learn, remember and continue the work of reconciliation. #EveryChildMatters #SheShed
Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation honors the Indigenous children, families, and communities impacted by residential schools. Reflecting on this past is essential to understanding history, supporting Survivors, and committing to meaningful healing and action. Every child matters.💙🙌🍁📜
How to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30 #SheShed www.cbc.ca/life/culture...
#EveryChildMatters #SheShed 🧡 September 30 Truth and Reconciliation 🇨🇦 A National Day for Truth.
Honoring the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation!
A National Day for Truth.
Every child should matter and the reality is that they do not.
On this day of Truth and Reconciliation, never forget who PP really is.
He's been rejected by two sets of parents, one preemptively and one as an adult after his public bigotry. He has no people. He desperately needs therapy and not politics, the little asshole.
He sounds like an American!
That he had to apologize for. Harper made him do that.
To bad pp and others like him all over the America's don't see the value in community, sustainability, and environmental protection like indigenous peoples.
What an amazing pile of shit.
Kind of Alanis-level IRONY that PeePee Le Pew would lecture anyone about work ethic when he has literally achieved NOTHING during his entire political life and has never really worked a day in his life!
If we're going to talk about truth and reconciliation we should talk about Canada fighting First Nations in court. ijb.utoronto.ca/news/liberal...
This all $”@( day every day!!!!
Years ago I had such hope for this being resolved. The years have only proven my naiveity. Clean water now. No more studies. No more fights. Just fucking do it. There is no reason why we can't.
I absolutely despise how successive Canadian governments have used my tax money on legal cases meant to help them weasel out of their obligations.
It’s the same in the US. Neither individual states nor the federal government honor treaties they’ve made with Indigenous Nations, even *very* recent ones. We absolutely (also) need to begin a truth and reconciliation process and simultaneously do the damn things we’ve already agreed to.
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. First observed in 2013 as Orange Shirt Day, it is a day for public commemoration, learning and reflection on the history and intergenerational trauma of the Residential School System in Canada.
The United States was a slaveholding nation, and has never instituted a formal process to repair, reconcile, or otherwise come to terms with this aspect of its history. Every American should feel ashamed of this.
There was a residential school near our house. It closed in the early 80s. One of the former students burned it down, rumor has it. It had some bad ghosts lemme tell you.
Today Canada observes their day of truth and reconciliation. While here we have political parties trying to get rid of the Waitangi tribunal and it isn’t a national scandal.
morning boop bsky it’s Canada’s national day truth and reconciliation wear orange day 🧡 masked coward white supremacist groups bringing colonialism back can fuck right off do something useful with your sad life ffs residential schools did happen and turtle island it will always be 👍🏼 #cdnpoli
Bella’s morning walk run chase fetch in the neighbourhood … cloudy misty start looks like fall’s settling in be good to each other big hugs of love to you, Bella 🥰🐕🥰😎 #dogsbluesky #bellasummerplaybliss
word. It's all Indigenous territory, North & south & boop
What they don’t understand, they mock. Sounds like a lot of Americans I know
I’m not Canadian, but happy Truth and Reconciliation Day!! Your doggie is so cute! 😊
I’m honouring today by remembering, listening, and learning and by committing to meaningful action toward truth, healing, and reconciliation. We must never forget the children who never came home. 🧡
On #OrangeShirtDay paying respect to generations of my family and kin who went to St. Michael’s Residential School ~ 1931. Duck Lake, Sask ~ 1) Maggie Bird, 2) Mary Rose Naytowhow (My Kokum), 3) Ada Wolfe, 4) Philomene Peeteetuce, 5) Dorothy Eyahpaise, 6) Mary Anne Seesequasis, 7) Veronique
Morrisette, 😎 Elizabeth Constant, 9) Irene Dunn, 10) Helen Ledous, 11) Anais Prosper, 12) Henritte Napope, 13) Florence Peeteetuce, 14) Jospehine Ledoux, 15) Florence Bird, 16) Mary Rose Seeseequasis, 17) Alice McDonald, 18) Nancy Gardipy, 19) Victoria Dunn, 20) Cecile Redwing, 21)
Respects to you and your family today, and everyday, Paul!🙏