Reconciliation Canada honoured as one of Tides Top 10

Vancouver, March 7, 2013

Since 2003, each year Tides Canada recognizes ten of the nation’s most innovative and forward-thinking projects and organizations demonstrating outstanding leadership, vision and impact in addressing pressing environmental and social challenges.

Reconciliation Canada was chosen for Social Inclusion and Civic Engagement: Work that strengthens communities and individuals through social service programming and social justice initiatives. Reconciliation Canada is building new relationships between Aboriginal peoples and all Canadians, relationships built on a foundation of openness, dignity, understanding and hope. Reconciliation Canada is engaging people from every part of Canadian society in an open and honest conversation about our diverse histories and experiences in order to build resilient, sustainable communities. (more…)

Mayor & Council to proclaim year of reconciliation with Aboriginal Peoples

Vancouver City Council voted unanimously on February 27th, 2013 to proclaim June 21st, 2013 – June 20th, 2014 as the Year of Reconciliation in Vancouver.  Reconciliation Canada is proud to have been a part of the recommendation process.

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Canada’s National Truth and Reconciliation Commission Event

Vancouver, September, 2013

In September 2013, Vancouver is the host city for Canada’s National Truth and Reconciliation Commission event. This event is a forum for survivors of the Indian Residential Schools to share their experiences – by speaking their truth, by hearing the stories of others, and by working towards healing.

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Vancity Announces Funding

Vancouver, November 21, 2012

Vancity Announces funding support for Reconciliation Canada.

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