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I don't really know what it means in terms of truth and reconciliation day, but to me, reconciliation is making up with my friends and family after an argument or disagreement.

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Ensuring basic human rights for Indigenous peoples by ending boil water advisories, Land rights, fishing and hunting protection

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Educating myself and those in my community about Indigenous issues and doing the work of standing next to Indigenous people to make sure that reconciliation happens, according to their right to self-determination.

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Continuing to seek out opportunities to learn, listen, join discussions and invite others to join in the same. Being accountable.

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Reconciliation to me means that as settler, it's my job to engage in genuine allyship. 

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Reconciliation to me means that as settler, it's my job to engage in genuine allyship. 

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To me, reconciliation means learning from the past, not hiding it. From there, mending the mistakes and finding ways to bring people together.

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Including Indigenous voices into everyday spaces and areas of societal interest, and not engaging in stereotypes of Indigenous people, while also trying to educate about them.

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Including Indigenous voices into everyday spaces and areas of societal interest, and not engaging in stereotypes of Indigenous people, while also trying to educate about them.

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Reconciliation to me means truly learning about Canada's real history. Educating, learning and listening.

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Reconciliation to me as a white person means holding myself accountable to what my ancestors did and to the system that they created that benefits me, in recognition that if I and others can help to mitigate the consequences of anti-Indigenous racism, then we may all create a better future where we can exist together peacefully and inclusively

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Reconciliation to me as a white person means holding myself accountable to what my ancestors did and to the system that they created that benefits me, in recognition that if I and others can help to mitigate the consequences of anti-Indigenous racism, then we may all create a better future where we can exist together peacefully and inclusively

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Reconciliation to me means whole heartedly and actively listening as an entry to greater commitments and acts of offering

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Reconciliation to me means whole heartedly and actively listening as an entry to greater commitments and acts of offering

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Today, I've been thinking about my role as a treaty person beyond today...and I'm excited in a positive way to move myself and others into ACTION! Supporting my Indigenous bros/sisters with acts of service, education, advocacy, representation...

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Reconciliation means listening and engaging with Indigenous perspectives. It means mutual respect and understanding. It means not reducing someone's experience to our own understanding of it.

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Learning about historical facts, the legacy and the experience of indigenous people to create a better community

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Reconciliation means recognizing the truth about our history, repairing relationship, and working together to move forward and re-establish harmony

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Reconciliation means recognizing the truth about our history, repairing relationship, and working together to move forward and re-establish harmony

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Sticking to our promises for action instead of masking it as "performative activism". 

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Sticking to our promises for action instead of masking it as "performative activism". 