Brockville – The 2024 Reconciliation Walk Brockville is being held this Sunday, September 29th at the Mac Johnson Wildlife Area.
“Indigenous voices call upon all Canadians to do the work that is asked of us, by educating ourselves and our peers as to the truth about Canada’s residential school legacy and its resulting harm. Thus, the Reconciliation Walk is an educational opportunity to learn about this chapter in Canada.” – True North Aid
The walk is presented as reading stations along a wooded trail and the self-guided experience is both interactive and meaningful.
The walk takes approximately 1 hour to complete and can be accessed anytime between advertised hours. This event is rain or shine.
The event is being held at Mac Johnson Wildlife Area on Debruge Road just east of Tincap. The event is free and everyone is welcome. Registration is not required.
True North Aid’s Annual Reconciliation Walk is also an opportunity to support Orange Shirt Day, by encouraging participants to wear their orange shirts while they reflect upon Canada’s past and present relationship with Indigenous peoples.
For more information: https://www.facebook.com/TrueNorthAid
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