Survivors urge Canada to Restore Funding to Missing Children and Unmarked Burial Investigations

On the fourth annual “National Day of Truth and Reconciliation” the Survivors’ Secretariat will release a new national report summarizing the concerns of Survivors of Indian Residential Schools, Indigenous leaders, and experts in policing, research and archeological over the federal government’s drastic cuts to funding for Residential School Investigations into Missing Children and Unmarked Burials. This event will be held in Room 135-B, West Block. Call 416-300-9721.

Holland to announce more support for Autism

Health Minister Mark Holland (Ajax, Ont.) will make an announcement related to the government’s work supporting Autistic people, their family members and caregivers. The event will take place in the 2nd Floor Foyer, West Block. Contact Matthew.kronberg@hc-sc.gc.ca    

Presentation of Biinaagami at 50 Sussex Dr.

Canadian Geographic will bring together Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers, Ottawa school children, and special guests to celebrate the launch of the Biinaagami Giant Floor Map and Education Program. Biinaagami was co-created by a team of Indigenous and non-Indigenous water protectors and educators through a collaboration between Canadian Geographic, Swim Drink Fish and Avara Media to increase awareness and understanding … Read more