Monday, September, 30th marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. On this day, BCFSC honours the lives lost and the survivors, families and communities of those forever impacted by residential schools across the nation.
We encourage everyone to learn about the devastating legacy of the residential school system. Show your commitment to Truth and Reconciliation by wearing orange, listening closely, learning and being present.
To help you learn more about how you can observe and engage in this important day, visit our National Day for Truth and Reconciliation resource page for information and links to commemorate this significant day.
No matter how you choose to observe the day, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation serves as a reminder that the work of reconciliation is ongoing. We can all contribute toward a better future by acknowledging this tragic part of Canadian history — and its ongoing impact in our communities by taking time to focus on education, reflection and listening.