Truth and Reconciliation Day Celebrated with Orange Shirt Day Ceremony in Calgary
City of Calgary Celebrates Truth and Reconciliation Day
The City of Calgary, in collaboration with local partners, is set to honor Truth and Reconciliation Day with a special Orange Shirt Day ceremony at The Confluence. This event will take place on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a moment dedicated to recognizing the experiences of Indigenous peoples in Canada.
Details of the Ceremony
- Date: September 30
- Location: The Confluence
- Focus: Honoring Indigenous communities
During the ceremony, attendees will participate in activities designed to promote healing and understanding. The city encourages residents to wear orange shirts to signify their support and commitment to reconciliation efforts.
City's Commitment to Indigenous Partnerships
The City of Calgary emphasizes the significance of Indigenous partnerships and community engagement in fostering a spirit of reconciliation. Furthermore, city officials are keen to highlight the importance of education on Indigenous history and culture as part of the city's ongoing efforts to move towards a more inclusive society.
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