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National Truth and Reconciliation Day

An eagle sculpture is surrounded by toys for children in remembrance of Indigenous children who died because of the residential school system

National Truth and Reconciliation Day is not a holiday, says Katzie First Nation member

By Ayesha Ghaffar ● Indigenous ● October 1, 2021

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation honours those who survived the residential school system and those who were lost

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