Theodore Fontaine died on May 10, 2021. He was an Elder with wisdom, compassion, forgiveness, humility, fearlessness in telling the truth of the past, all coming from a deep sense…
Our video tribute to the life and work of a true Canadian hero, Thomas Berger, who died on May 11 2021. In honouring the life of Thomas Berger, the honourable…
This theme briefly summarizes seven major violations of the intent of the treaties to recognize, respect and acknowledge each Indigenous nation. It brings together an overview of policies and practices…
While the treatment of children varied from family to family, the children are united in the shared impacts on their connections to culture, identity and languages.While the operation of the…
Getting beyond or removing the Indian Act, however, is not as simple as it sounds. The paradox of the act is that it is also integral to securing the legal…
Brittany Hobson of APTN News interviews Raymond Currie, Grace Schedler and facilitator Tammy Cadue for her article about Circles for Reconciliation. Read it at this link.
Canada Life and Power Corporation of Canada are pleased to announce a $70,000 contribution to Circles for Reconciliation. The contribution will assist with the project’s national expansion to build meaningful…
A Summer Intern for Circles Circles for Reconciliation was pleased to have Peeha Luthra, a Loran Scholar, as a summer intern for a full three months in 2020. Patricia Barford…
We want to begin our Circle with a Land acknowledgement. Such acknowledgements commemorate Indigenous peoples’ principal kinship to the land—and the fact that we have not and cannot be erased…
In this first gathering we want to establish a climate of “mutual recognition and mutual respect” to use the words of the Truth and Reconciliation Report. No matter what your…