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The first recognized National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day for solemn reflection on the systemic harm Indigenous Canadians have received, but also marks a positive step towards a hopeful future. 

This day shows change is possible. We all have a role to play creating a more just Canada where healing is supported and equality is actively pursued. Canada is stronger when we grow together and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day for all Canadians to be part of moving from this dark past to a brighter future.

As Cindy Blackstock said:,

“The way that you can honour those children in the ground and also honour the survivors is to read the TRC’S report. There’s an executive summary that isn’t that long. You can read the calls to action, and you can take action on these.”

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