Must Have Resources

  • Must Read

    This must read resource is a general guide for readers seeking more knowledge about reconciliation and the like. The works consider the broader context, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, stories and memoirs, and local viewpoints.

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  • Must Learn

    This must read resource is a general guide for readers seeking more knowledge about reconciliation and the like. The works consider the broader context, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, stories and memoirs, and local viewpoints.

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  • Must Listen

    This must read resource is a general guide for readers seeking more knowledge about reconciliation and the like. The works consider the broader context, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, stories and memoirs, and local viewpoints.

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  • Must Click

    This must read resource is a general guide for readers seeking more knowledge about reconciliation and the like. The works consider the broader context, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, stories and memoirs, and local viewpoints.

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  • Key Terms

    This must read resource is a general guide for readers seeking more knowledge about reconciliation and the like. The works consider the broader context, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, stories and memoirs, and local viewpoints.

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  • Must Watch

    This must read resource is a general guid for readers seeking more knowledge about reconciliation. Inside you will find a ist of video to watch on this subject matter.

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8-part video podcast:

  • What is Reconciliation?

  • Myths and Misconceptions

  • The Indian Act

  • Harm, Racism & Discrimination

  • Reclaiming Power and Place

  • Allyship

  • Truth and Healing in Reconciliation

  • Indigenous Futurism

Watch this series on the Telus Storyhive YouTube Channel or Telus Optik TV - Channels 707 or 126. Audio version coming soon.

What is Economic Reconciliation in Canada?

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DEIB is not Reconciliation

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What is wealth?

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Cultivating Safe Spaces

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The late Honourable Murray Sinclair: Lawyer, Judge, Former Senator, Manitoban, Former Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission shared with Canada…

“If you feel connected to the future of this country, and if you feel responsible for the future, then you need to care about reconciliation, for the sake of the future of this country.”