What is the significance for the national day of truth and reconciliation? by JM - 07IM - Gordon Graydon Sr PS (1523)

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honour victims

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To honor the children and survivors who suffered in the residential schools

brings awareness to the misdoings towards indigenous people

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building relationships between indigenous and non indigenous peoples

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to honour survivors and to acknowledge what happened in residential schools

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Reconciliation day is a day to remember the children who did not survive and, as well as the survivors of the residential schools, including their families and people part of their community.

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to bring attention to the trauma that has been caused to the indigenous children who experienced residential schooling systems

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To respect the lives that were lost

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The significance of Truth and Reconciliation day is to help people who are unaware about what happened to Indigenous people in residential schools how their culture, family, religion, rights and in some cases their lives were taking from them. This is to honour the children who couldn’t make it home to remember they lived.

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honours the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities.

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To honor the children that suffered in residential schools.