Boughton Law recognize National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Today #September30 is an opportunity for each of us to reflect and commemorate the legacy of residential schools and their lasting effects on our Indigenous peoples.

Each of us has a role to play in bringing about true reconciliation.  Let’s all commit to doing something tangible to close the divide and achieve a joint vision for a better Canada that is fair and inclusive to all.

Below are some suggested starting points for both online and in-person learning:

• Museum of Vancouver – in-person and virtual experiences designed for children and parents
• “Stolen Children: Residential School survivors speak out” – CBC/Radio-Canada documentary
• Nation Day for Truth and Reconciliation – A collection of links to historical documents and Indigenous cultural learning from the Government of Canada
• National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation – A collection of articles and historical insight from the University of Manitoba
• Downie & Wenjack Fund – A pre-recorded panel discussion on the Day for Truth and Reconciliation and it’s meaning for Canada