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CBC: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

September 29, 2025 —

Honouring survivors, families, and communities with special programming from CBC North. CBC Network will also be carrying live coverage. CBC News Chief Correspondent Adrienne Arsenault will be in Ottawa for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. She’ll be covering the day’s events, including ‘Remembering the Children.’ a program that honours residential school survivors. She will be joined by University of Manitoba professor, columnist and award-winning author Dr. Niigaan Sinclair.

For more details, please visit CBC News.

‘When you succeed, we succeed’

The New Buffalo Education Gathering brought 382 Indigenous high school students to UM’s Fort Garry campus, offering guidance, inspiration and a glimpse into the supports available for Indigenous learners. Led by the Indigenous Student Recruitment and Community Relations team, the event highlighted ethical recruitment, community connection and the message that “when you succeed, we succeed.”

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Building on a decade of Truth and Reconciliation

To reflect on this milestone, we turn to the voices of those who have helped shape the NCTR and its deep connection to UM over the past decade.

campus community, donor relations, Faculty and Staff, Homepage stories, Indigenous, Students, Truth and Reconciliation

CBC’s Unreserved: Unapologetically Indigenous

Kookum Karen was featured here in connection with Walking in Two Worlds: A Celebration of Indigenous Identity, a week-long event running November 17–21, 2025.

#Indigenous #IndigenousIdentity #SpiritWeek #WinterMarket #IndigenousAttire, #UMIndigenous

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