National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation News Archive
Food Systems Research Group
An Offering: Lakota Elders contributions to the future of food security
May 10, 2019 —
Living and learning with Lakota Elders
Imagine a Canada – youth leading Reconciliation
May 1, 2019 —
Youth from across the country will pledge their commitment to Reconciliation at the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR)’s Imagine a Canada leadership workshop and national celebration
Graduation Pow Wow Profile: Noah Wilson
April 30, 2019 —
In addition to academic growth, the university experience is largely considered to be a time of immense personal development
Extended Education
Indigenous storytellers share history and experience
March 29, 2019 —
“I love telling stories. That’s my thing. Where did I learn to do that? There are many teachers in my family. I am also part Irish, so, of course, I have the gift of the gab.” - Fred Shore
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
Blanket exercise builds bridges, Indigenous knowledge
February 8, 2019 —
College of Pharmacy hosts cultural awareness session
Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management
Paddle acknowledges courage of Residential School Survivors
September 26, 2018 —
Paddle gifted to the NCTR as a public acknowledgement of the faculty's commitment to implement the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action and Principles of Reconciliation within the field of kinesiology, recreation, sport, and physical education.
CBC: Students use art to shed light on Canada’s dark past
June 26, 2018 —
A painting by 3 Gonzaga Middle School students is now part of the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
Canoes, Colonialism and Reconciliation
June 4, 2018 —
Please join us on Friday, June 8, for a screening of two films about canoes, followed by a Q&A with filmmakers Derrick LaMere and Hillary Beattie.
Indigenous
Imagine a Canada – through the lens of Reconciliation
May 29, 2018 —
Students from kindergarten through undergraduates at post-secondary institutions were invited to share their vision of the country’s future through the lens of Reconciliation