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Tyendinaga, Belleville events reflect on ongoing need for reconciliation (opens the original)
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Quinte residents on Wednesday marked Canada’s National Day of Truth and Reconciliation with reflection and pledges to continue working together. Members of the Tyendinaga Native Women’s Association held their sixth-annual Every Child Matters walk between the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte office and the Karonhiakta’kie Sports Complex on York Road. People of all ages filled the roadway to make the trip. The sports complex on the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory is now the site of a stone memorial unveil
How Belleville’s Loyalist College includes reconciliation in college life (opens the original)
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At Belleville’s Loyalist College, the school’s work on reconciliation with Indigenous peoples is woven through many parts of college life, from the classroom to the boardroom and beyond. Dr. Jennifer Tewathahá:kwa Maracle is Loyalist’s executive director of Indigenous engagement and applied research. She’s also a member of the college’s executive team. Maracle, who is from the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, said the college is taking “giant steps” toward reconciliation, thanks in part to support f
Indigenous staff unveil “Truth Before Reconciliation” at Loyalist College (opens the original)
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Indigenous staff of Loyalist College in Belleville have created a new installation detailing the history of Indigenous peoples and the impacts of colonization in Canada. It's the latest in a series of Truth and Reconciliation projects at the college. Its unveiling on Monday morning followed a ceremony which began a week of related activities. The “Truth Before Reconciliation” timeline covers a full wall outside the campus’ Tsi Titewaya'taró:roks Indigenous Centre. The graphic uses words and imag
Loyalist College Indigenous staff create “Truth Before Reconciliation” timeline at Belleville campus (opens the original)
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Staff, students and guests at Belleville’s Loyalist College on Monday gathered for the latest in the college’s efforts toward reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. A morning ceremony and the unveiling of a new visual timeline of Indigenous history were the first events in a week of Truth and Reconciliation activities. Indigenous staff unveiled the Belleville campus’ new “Truth Before Reconciliation” installation. Covering a full wall outside the campus’ Tsi Titewaya'taró:roks Indigenous Centre
Belleville homelessness report advises supportive housing, partnerships (opens the original)
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Belleville’s Understanding Homelessness Task Force has released its final report, recommending more supportive housing, shelter space, services, and more – but only in cooperation with senior levels of government. Mayor Neil Ellis’ task force on Monday issued the 40-page report after 10 meetings, more than a year of work, and conversations with dozens of people, from political and agency leaders to some recently-housed residents of Belleville. Ellis, who created and chaired the group, said the c
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