Circles for Reconciliation 2024 Newsletter
The Circles for Reconciliation team is pleased to present our 2024 Newsletter. We know that you will find many stories of hope and advancement of the reconciliation journey within the…
Circles For Reconciliation managed a Photo Op with the New Premier
Circles for Reconciliation (CFR) went to the official Swearing-in-Ceremony at Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park Leaf solarium, shortly after Wab Kinew and the New Democratic Party won the October 3, 2023 Provincial…
Reviving the Rocky Cree Language
The key to the survival of the Rocky Cree language may very well reside in the discovery of a 350 year old Rocky Cree womannear present day South Indian Lake.…
2023 North American Indigenous Games
The 2023 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) will be taking place in Nova Scotia from July 15-23 and will feature 16 different sporting events including 3 Traditional Sports - "Canoe/Kayak,…
SVDN Dakota Oyate Wacipi – Agenda + Events July 14 – 16
View a full agenda at this link.
Manitoba and B.C. to have Indigenous Names on Provincial Birth Certificates
The Manitoba government will "waive" all processing fees indefinitely for those Residential School Survivors who were stripped of their traditional Indigenous name upon entering into a Residential School. The move…
Circles for Reconciliation would like to thank all those who participated in our National Indigenous Peoples Day BBQ and Circle.
A Big Thank You We would like to thank all those who helped make National Indigenous Peoples Day a huge celebration! The number of volunteers from the schools, resource agencies,…
In the spirit of reconciliation, our organization is hosting a National Indigenous Peoples Day (NIPD) Community Event at Sergeant Tommy Prince Place, 90 Sinclair Street (North End)
This interactive community event will celebrate NIPD at the centre and further provide education on the name change of the centre. The centre was renamed in 2018 from North Centennial…