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National Day For Truth And Reconciliation 2025

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September 30th is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Originally known as Orange Shirt Day, September 30th is a day that honours the children and families irrevocably impacted by Residential Schools in Canada.

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September 30th is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Originally known as Orange Shirt Day, September 30th is a day that honours the children and families irrevocably impacted by Residential Schools in Canada. On this day, we acknowledge survivors, their families, and communities, as well as those who never made it home.

Every Child Matters!

Find a list of educational resources here: https://archives.nctr.ca/index.php/Adults-teachers

Find events in British Columbia:

Kamloops Aboriginal Friendship Society Pow Wow (Kamloops)

South Island Powwow (Victoria)

2025 Intergenerational March to Commemorate Orange Shirt Day (Vancouver)

Truth and Reconciliation Day 2025 – Honouring the Past, Healing the Present, Inspiring the Future (Vancouver)

Find events in Ontario:

Indigenous Legacy Gathering (Toronto)

Cultivating Justice: Modelling Settler Support for Reconciliation in Canada (Waterloo)

Thunder Bay Orange Shirt Day (Thunder Bay)

Timmins Orange Shirt Day Walk (Timmins)

Find events in the Northwest Territories:

Every Child Matters March (Yellowknife)

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Day T-Shirt Pin Making (Gamètì)

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