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The Northern Ontario School of Medicine's East Campus, part of the Faculty of Medicine at Laurentian University. Image credit: Matt Strickland/Wikimedia Commons
Laurentian University cuts break commitment to reconciliation in Canada
Joyce Green | The failure by governments to adequately support Laurentian in this moment violates the commitments we are all called to make to achieve reconciliation and measures of justice.
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Alanis Obomsawin's 52nd film -- the fight for Indigenous health care
David Peck | Alanis Obomsawin, one of Canada's best known Indigenous documentary filmmakers, focuses on the inadequacies of Indigenous health care in her latest film through the stories of two children.
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Pam Palmater's Reconciliation Book Club
| Building ways to educate each other
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Upper Kananaskis lake, Alberta. Photo: Thank you for visiting my page from Canada/Wikimedia Commons
A social justice wish list for 2019
Cheryl McNamara | With the aim to promote justice, KAIROS looks to the year ahead and points to all the work that needs to be done.
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Children boarding school bus. Photo: SouthernWI/Flickr
Back to school with Doug Ford in power
Maya Bhullar | As we send our kids back to school, let's make sure our MPPs know that we do not support the politicization of our kids' education.
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Senator Murray Sinclair speaks about Truth and Reconciliation
Senator Murray Sinclair speaks about Truth and Reconciliation
Victoria Fenner | The Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission speaks about what reconciliation means in a keynote address at this year's Tommy Douglas Institute at George Brown College in Toronto.
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Senator Murray Sinclair: Community, education, change: Indigenous ways of knowing KIHKINOOHAMAAKEWIN
Tyler Pennock | The chief commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, speaks at the 6th annual Tommy Douglas Institute event on Monday, May 28.
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KAIROS Canada's wish list for 2018
Cheryl McNamara | Always striving for extraordinary change, KAIROS expects bold new provincial and federal policies this year that will advance human and ecological rights.
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Thousands take to Vancouver streets to walk for reconciliation
Abeer Yusuf | Sunday morning drew a crowd of 50,000 people to Walk for Reconciliation, an event organized in partnership by Reconciliation Canada and the City of Vancouver.
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Portion of poster "Twelve Thousand Moons" -- Image by Angela Sterritt, Words by Erica Violet Lee.
Graphic History Collective re-imagines parts of Canada's history
June Chua | A collective of artists, activists, writers and researchers is examining Canadian history and re-casting it in new ways, in the Remember | Resist | Redraw poster project.
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Wide shot of participants at table. Photo: Elizabeth Littlejohn
Stitch-by-Stitch: An Unsettling Canada 150 TRC sewing circle and picnic
Helene Vosters, Elizabeth Littlejohn | Stitch-by-Stitch's Unsettling Canada Day Sewing Circle was held in solidarity with Unsettling Canada 150 National Day of Action by Idle No More and Defenders of the Land.
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Nova Scotia prime example of Canada's reconciliation failure
James Hutt | Canada has begun to acknowledge its history of brutal colonization, but has been slow to recognize the legal rights of self-determination.