Orange Shirt Day

Orange shirt day is important because it reminds us that our ancestors and family had to go through something so terrible like the residential schools. This leads to the name of this day, Truth and Reconciliation. Truth for understanding that the residential schools really hurt indigenous people and their culture and reconciliation for a try and build back the trust that was lost when Canada allowed residential schools to ruin indigenous culture and change them into Christians.

I feel like Canada should be working harder to gain back the trust of the indigenous in my opinion they are doing ok with most of the projects in progress but it is very disappointing that only 13 of the projects are finished that means that 81 more need to be finished and who knows when that will be finished.

Truth and Reconciliation

June 1st 2008 was the date that Truth and Reconciliation was established.

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i. Developing and implementing Kindergarten to
Grade Twelve curriculum and learning resources
on Aboriginal peoples in Canadian history, and the
history and legacy of residential schools.
ii. Sharing information and best practices on teaching
curriculum related to residential schools and
Aboriginal history.
iii. Building student capacity for intercultural
understanding, empathy, and mutual respect.
iv. Identifying teacher-training needs relating to the
above.

This is act 63 this helps build my capacity for intercultural understanding, empathy, and mutual respect by making sure that the history of the residential schools are taught to the kids and that the teacher has to be trained to explain the Canadian history of the aboriginal people.

 

Kwikwetlem means the people of the water.

When the settlers came they couldn’t pronounce it so they changed it to Coquitlam.

Extends from Coquitlam Lake to the north shore of the Fraser

I learned that Kwikwetlem Nation’s language hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓, is very important to the first nations. This language was meant to be passed down generations and because of the residential schools it stopped them from passing it down.

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