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In honour of Orange Shirt Day and in recognition of the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, Hiawatha First Nation hosted an afternoon of awareness at Confederation Square in Peterborough
Peterborough’s public servants are being offered programs to help raise awareness of Canada’s treatment of Indigenous peoples, the history of residential schools and their relationship.
Chief Laurie Carr looks back at the past three years and how she lead a community during an unprecedented crisis.
Chief Laurie Carr looks back at the past three years and how she lead a community during an unprecedented crisis.
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In 1860, 13 quilled baskets were gifted to the Prince of Wales, representing nation-to-nation sovereignty from the Indigenous Peoples, says Chief Laurie Carr