Canada marks Truth and Reconciliation Day in BC powwow
A line of vehicles stretched toward Tk’emlups te Secwepemc arbour as residential school survivors and Indigenous leaders prepared for Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Chief Rosanne Casimir and Assembly of First Nations leader RoseAnne Archibald testified for transparency and accountability in records related to church run schools.
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Help on way from Armed Forces and Red Cross
Premier Jason Kenney announced assistance from the Canadian Armed Forces and Red Cross to fight a surge in COVID 19 hospitalizations. Eight to ten ICU ward specialists will base in Edmonton, up to 20 Red Cross medical workers will serve central Alberta, and Newfoundland and Labrador will send five or six ICU staff to Fort McMurray. Kenney thanked health workers and all Albertans for support during this challenging time.
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