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A Truth and Reconciliation barbecue in Montreal barbecue

27 September 2024
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A Truth and Reconciliation barbecue in Montreal barbecue
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The director of the First Nation Justice Centre remains hopeful about progress but acknowledges the need to address systemic issues. Salluit native Sarah Nal participated in a community barbecue for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, emphasizing the importance of reconciliation efforts. The article highlights ongoing efforts to promote healing and understanding within Indigenous communities.

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