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 pages. This edition of the newsletter has been edited and designed through the dedicated creative work of Leena Tetrault, our volunteer social media and web content person. Leena is also a full-time student at the University of Winnipeg pursuing studies in biochemistry and Indigenous studies.  Leena’s work follows the contributions of Rick Demas who had completed the editorship of our 2023 edition just before his untimely passing on April 8th, 2024.  The link…

Inuit

https://youtu.be/fpHo5uC4V1AInuit Throat Singer Nikki KomaksiutiksakNikki is an Inuit woman from Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut and the Executive Director of Tunngasugit, Western Canada’s first Inuit Resource Centre, Nikki is an experienced throat singer and a teacher of Inuit history and culture. Nikki has also been selected by Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada as the 2023 Inuk Woman of the Year. Nikki has participated in a number of international events, and at such prestigious venues as the 2015 Indigenous Music Awards in Winnipeg; always sharing her identity and teaching about her Canadian Inuit Culture. The Inuit of Canada are an integral part of…
Province of Manitoba

Province of Manitoba

“The reconciliation process has exposed the wrongs of the past, and has illuminated the opportunities for the future. The active participation of Indigenous Manitobans in our economy is a pathway to prosperity for our province. I applaud Circles for Reconciliation for providing leadership in the development of opportunities for partnership, innovation and ultimately, success, in the pursuit of economic development for all Manitobans.” - Manitoba Premier (Past) Brian Pallister