TRC

Opinion

Grieving for our children

Nii K’an Kwsdins (Jerry Adams) October 1, 2021

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‘Each child was so alone’: Memoir details workers’ experience at former Anglican-run residential school

Matthew Puddister July 6, 2021

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May issue focuses on reconciliation and transformation as church looks beyond pandemic

Anglican Journal Staff May 1, 2021

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Do you know whose land you’re on?

Tali Folkins June 14, 2018

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Hiltz urges prime minister to support Bill C-262

Joelle Kidd November 16, 2017

Archbishop Terence Finlay will be remembered for his happy spirit and his “engaging, consultative” style of leadership, says Archbishop Colin Johnson of the diocese of Toronto.

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Terence Finlay, 79, ‘joyful…and deeply faithful’

Tali Folkins March 20, 2017

(L-R): Sharon Campbell and Aaron Sault were each awarded one-time bursaries of $20,000 by the diocese of Western Newfoundland, which received a refund from the from Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement funds. Photos: Contributed

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Western Newfoundland creates bursaries for Indigenous students

Tali Folkins February 3, 2017

Photo: The General Synod, Anglican Church of Canada

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‘Giving with Grace’ to focus on Healing Fund: Primate

Tali Folkins January 6, 2017

Representatives from the Anglican Church of Canada join the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Walk for Reconciliation in 2015. Photo: André Forget

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Primate’s Commission proposes four paths to reconciliation

Tali Folkins December 16, 2016

William Boushie, brother of shooting victim Colten Boushie, addresses media at a rally outside the Saskatchewan Provincial Court in North Battleford, August 18. Photo: Liam Richards/Canadian Press

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Saskatchewan community struggles with reconciliation in wake of killing

André Forget September 27, 2016

First Nations Professor Claudette Commanda holds an eagle feather as she speaks to CPJ gathering. Photo: Art Babych

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‘It is time to stand together in friendship’

Art Babych June 3, 2016

Parliament Hill was the site of one of several KAIROS blanket exercises held in Canada from May 28 to June 5 to mark the first anniversary of the TRC's Call to Action. Photo: Art Babych

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KAIROS ‘blankets’ Parliament Hill

Art Babych June 2, 2016

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And a little child shall lead them

Henriette Thompson May 3, 2016

Anglicans march in the walk for reconciliation that launched the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's final event in Ottawa on May 31, 2015. Photo: Anglican Journal

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Anglican dioceses, parishes engage TRC Calls to Action

Tali Folkins May 2, 2016

Hereditary Chief Willie Good of the Snuneymuxw First Nation greets Bishop Logan McMenamie in Kinsmen Park off Departure Bay, Nanaimo, B.C., in traditional Snuneymuxw territory. Photo: Richard Pullano

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B.C. bishop’s 470-km walk a ‘small step on a journey toward reconciliation’

André Forget April 1, 2016

Archbishop Fred Hiltz hugs Canon Ginny Doctor, Indigenous ministries co-ordinator for the Anglican Church of Canada, following the Mohawk Chapel service. National Indigenous Anglican Bishop Mark MacDonald watches over Hiltz' shoulder. Photo: André Forget

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Church outlines steps to implement UN Indigenous rights declaration

André Forget March 21, 2016

Staff at the office of General Synod take part in the Blanket Exercise, a teaching tool in Indigenous Canadian history, at the Chapel of the Holy Apostles February 17. Photo: Tali Folkins

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Church House staff try learning tool in Indigenous history

Tali Folkins February 24, 2016

"I really believe that God is working resurrection among us," says the Rt. Rev. Jordan Cantwell, elected last summer as moderator of the United Church of Canada. Photo: Tali Folkins

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New UCC moderator sees closer ties with Anglican church

Tali Folkins January 8, 2016

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, sworn in as Canada's prime minister Nov. 4, has promised a "renewed nation-to-nation relationship with Indigenous peoples that respects rights and honours treaties." He is seen here embracing Evelyn Commanda Dewache, an Algonquin elder and former residential school student during the closing ceremony of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Ottawa June 3. Photo: Art Babych

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Glasgow sees ‘synergy’ between priorities of church and Trudeau

André Forget November 5, 2015

Anglicans joined the Walk for Reconciliation in Ottawa, which took place before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission released its final report on residential schools in June. Photo: André Forget

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Bishops pledge support for TRC Calls to Action

Tali Folkins October 29, 2015

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