On Earth Day, we honour Turtle Island, the home of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples since time immemorial.

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Great to see the federal budget include funding to support the legacy of residential schools. At the NCTR, we remain dedicated to finding missing children through research, supporting Survivors, and educating the public about residential schools.

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Last week, NCTR leadership met with United Church Canada in Treaty 13 Territory to discuss establishing a permanent home for the NCTR, an important step in our journey towards ensuring the voices of Survivors and their families are safeguarded for future generations and all Canadians

Join us to learn more about the Missing Children Phase 3 (MCP3) project and find out how you can help!

Livestreams will be available on our Facebook and YouTube channels.

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Did you know that the NCTR has a virtual interactive messenger experience?

Learn about residential schools, understand the impacts to Indigenous Peoples and take action towards reconciliation all in one place.

Get started on messenger: buff.ly/3LHfxCF

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This month's NCTR Dialogues features our very own Karen Ashbury, Research and Access Coordinator, and Hunter Clemons, Access and Privacy Coordinator.

Join us as we discuss how Survivors and their families can access their residential school records.

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Join our team! The NCTR is hiring an Archives Data Coordinator. Is that you? Click the link below for more information and how to apply.

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We were delighted to welcome Anishinaabe artist and quiltmaker Alice Williams to the Centre! Alice donated four of her quilts to the TRC and they were exhibited during the closing ceremony and release of the final report in 2015. Today, her quilts are protected and kept safe.

The Indigenous History & Heritage Gathering will feature several unique program streams where you can be a part of important conversations about key issues facing Indigenous peoples across Canada.

Get your tickets today!

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Today we acknowledge the rich and diverse heritage of the Indigenous languages spoken across the country. Our languages are invaluable to Indigenous identity and we must ensure they are protected and passed on to the next generations.

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Want to learn more about the history & legacy of the residential school system in Canada?

Register for our upcoming webinar on April 11th.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with the details on how to join the webinar.

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The gathering will welcome members of Indigenous Nations as well as cultural professionals, academics, media, government employees, and anyone involved in researching Indigenous histories and presenting an inclusive story. Early bird registration ends this Sunday, register today!

Today, on #WorldWaterDay , we acknowledge the sacredness of water as a precious resource deserving of reverence and protection.

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