AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoIndigenous Stories: Chippewas of Rama scholar Julie Williams has written a local history from her community’s perspective, filling gaps she first encountered as a student. A new spoken-word film also honours children who never returned from Canada’s residential schools and explores the system’s intergenerational trauma. Living Traditions: Toronto’s Allan Gardens Indigenous Cultural Space is seeking firewood, blankets and warm clothing to keep its sacred fire going through winter. Military Service: Beausoleil First Nation’s Master Cpl. Keith Jackson will carry the Canadian Forces Eagle Staff, representing First Nations, Métis and Inuit members. Facing History: The Ontario Federation of Labour has backed a campaign calling for a federal apology for Canada’s role in the trafficking and enslavement of Africans. Remembrance: As the Royal Canadian Legion marks its 100th year, Antigonish’s branch is preparing a written history for the local heritage museum.
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