TRC Winnipeg 2010

Survivors’ families learn about residential schools

Marites N. Sison June 22, 2010

Pure joy at powwow marking the end of the first TRC event in Winnipeg. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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TRC an ‘extraordinary’ truth-telling event, says bishop

Marites N. Sison June 21, 2010

(R to L):National Indigenous Anglican Bishop Mark MacDonald and Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada listen to an elder.Photo: Marites N. Sison

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Hiltz offers church’s full support for TRC

ajadmin June 20, 2010

TRC Bentwood Box carved by Coast Salish artist Luke Marston.Photo: Marites N. Sison

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Survivors unburden decades-long pain

Marites N. Sison June 18, 2010

(L to R): The Rev. Margaret Mullin, elder George Munroe, and Sister Eva Solomon. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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Sinclair encourages survivors to share stories

ajadmin June 16, 2010

Participants check out various tents at The Forks in Winnipeg, where the first TRC national event is being held.Photo: Marites Sison

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Thousands expected at first TRC event

Marites N. Sison June 15, 2010

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TRC Winnipeg 2010

TRC: A journey just begun

Survivors’ families learn about residential schools

Journey ‘far from complete’

TRC an ‘extraordinary’ truth-telling event, says bishop

Hiltz offers church’s full support for TRC

Gestures of reconciliation

Survivors unburden decades-long pain

Walking a fine line

Sinclair encourages survivors to share stories

Thousands expected at first TRC event