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NetNewsLedger - Lakehead University Hosts Truth and Reconciliation Events, Raises Survivors' Flag - Vimarsana News

NetNewsLedger - Lakehead University Hosts Truth and Reconciliation Events, Raises Survivors' Flag

Honouring the Legacy THUNDER BAY - NEWS - Lakehead University in Thunder Bay is set to host a series of Truth and Reconciliation events throughout September. These events aim to pay tribute to residential school survivors, their families, and the children who never returned home. The Symbol of Remembrance On Thursday, September 7, Lakehead University

Lakehead raises National Truth and Reconciliation Flag - Vimarsana News

Lakehead raises National Truth and Reconciliation Flag

Flag pays tribute to residential school survivors and those who didn't survive.

How Anishinaabemowin bridges gaps between organizations and Indigenous communities in northwestern Ontario - Vimarsana News

How Anishinaabemowin bridges gaps between organizations and Indigenous communities in northwestern Ontario

Lakehead University's Faculty of Law and Treaty Three Police are examples of two organizations that are using Anishinaabemowin in branding and campaigns, with hopes of properly representing the communities that they serve.

Source: cbc.ca
Indigenous Law and Justice Institute unveils new name and logo - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Law and Justice Institute unveils new name and logo

The Indigenous Law and Justice Institute’s new name, Mino-Waabandan Inaakonigewiana, means ‘seeing the law in a good way’

Not just a halfpipe dream: Cinema 5 Skatepark opens in Thunder Bay - Vimarsana News

Not just a halfpipe dream: Cinema 5 Skatepark opens in Thunder Bay

Cinema 5 Skatepark is meant to be a safe and welcoming space for everyone, especially female and LGBTQ+ skateboarders.

Source: cbc.ca