National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation News Archive
Imagine a Canada – 10 Manitoba youth honoured
April 19, 2017 —
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
TD Bank Group provides support to NCTR to preserve important testimony
April 12, 2017 —
TD Bank Group presented $100,000 to NCR to support the TD Internships for Truth and Reconciliation.
NCTR and Katimavik partner to strengthen Reconciliation initiatives for Canadian youth
April 6, 2017 —
This collaboration will ensure that Truth and Reconciliation is a key pillar of all Katimavik’s youth development initiatives, in alignment with the objectives and principles of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada
Indigenous
Imagine a Canada – Ontario youth envision Reconciliation
March 28, 2017 —
Students were encouraged to take their place at the forefront of the conversation on Reconciliation
uOttawa to collaborate with National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
March 23, 2017 —
MOU highlights that the path forward is one of collective actions and collective shared responsibility
Indigenous
Introducing the NCTR Survivors Circle
January 26, 2017 —
The seven-member body was selected by the Governing Circle and officially welcomed in a ceremony on Jan. 25.
Q&A with TRC Bentwood Box artist Luke Marston
January 26, 2017 —
After a long journey of healing, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's Bentwood Box has finally made it home to the NCTR
The Star: U of T looking to hire more indigenous faculty and staff following TRC call to action
January 20, 2017 —
' think universities right across the country are wrestling with what it means to embrace reconciliation inside of a university.'
Faculty of Arts
“Colonization Road” and 2017
January 9, 2017 —
There are lots of ways to explore the past, and one of them is through film.
Aimée Craft from U of M, NCTR appointed director of research for MMIW national inquiry
January 6, 2017 —
Craft is an Indigenous lawyer and served as assistant professor in the University of Manitoba’s Faculty of Law. In 2015, she was appointed director of research for the NCTR