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Truth and Reconciliation Day in Halifax prioritizes learning and listening - Vimarsana News

Truth and Reconciliation Day in Halifax prioritizes learning and listening

"Education does not take place on one day."

Residential school survivors in N.S. share stories in new video for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation - Vimarsana News

Residential school survivors in N.S. share stories in new video for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Residential school survivors in Nova Scotia are sharing their stories in a new video to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30th.

Mi'kmaw elder and author Daniel Paul has died at age 84 - Vimarsana News

Mi'kmaw elder and author Daniel Paul has died at age 84

Daniel Paul was a historian, activist and author of the book We Were Not the Savages. For three decades, he also advocated for renaming landmarks named after Edward Cornwallis.

Source: cbc.ca
Community members ask for details about Sipekne'katik First Nation wind farm developments - Vimarsana News

Community members ask for details about Sipekne'katik First Nation wind farm developments

Some members of Sipekne'katik First Nation want to pause two wind farm developments, claiming members don't know enough about future revenues or potential impact on the mainland moose habitat.

Source: cbc.ca
Big orange heart at N.S. residential school site a reminder of the past - Vimarsana News

Big orange heart at N.S. residential school site a reminder of the past

To mark the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Sipekneꞌkatik First Nation held a cultural event and unveiled a massive flag made up of 14,000  tiny orange flags at the former site of the Shubenacadie Residential School.

Source: cbc.ca