Réconcilier l'histoire

L'initiative « Réconcilier l'histoire » invite les gens à tirer les leçons du passé dans l’esprit de la Commission Vérité et Réconciliation afin de passer à l'action.

En redécouvrant l'histoire complète et corrigée des relations entre les peuples autochtones et non autochtones du Canada, nous pouvons tous mieux comprendre comment nous pouvons contribuer à la réconciliation de manière significative. Réconcilier l'histoire offre l'occasion de découvrir la façon dont le Canada traite les enfants et les familles autochtones, en établissant un lien entre les leçons du passé, de l'histoire de ses injustices et des actes contemporains à nos jours pour un meilleur future.

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  • Calls to Action Accountability: A 2022 Status Update on Reconciliation

    A follow-up to the 2019, 2020, and 2021 reports by the same name, Drs. Eva Jewell and Ian Mosby of Yellowhead Institute examine the progress that Canada has made on implementing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action as of 2022,...
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  • Beechwood Cemetery's Summer 
2020 Magazine

    Read this brief article by Cindy Blackstock about the Reconciling History Program and how it hearkens to 
calls for Canadians to holistically assess historical 
figures' legacies and impact
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  • A National Crime Documentary

    A documentary produced by students at Carleton University exploring the efforts of Dr. Peter Henderson Bryce to publicize and put a stop to the horrific 
conditions he encountered in the residential schools ... 

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  • One hundred years apart, they 
fought for Indigenous children.

    This article explores the efforts of Dr. Peter Henderson Bryce who blew the whistle on the harms Indigenous 
kids were facing in residential schools and how that is linked to Canada's decision to continue to fight First ...
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