4 Seasons of Reconciliation is a Film & Education initiative that aims to facilitate a renewed relationship between Indigenous Peoples & Canadians.
Toronto, Ontario
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Free viewing of reconciliation film series for the month of June - 2 of which are directed by the Elders Council at First Nations University of Canada. Watch films here:
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Understanding history in Canada from Indigenous perspectives is essential for all Canadians. Together with @Rec_Education and @BMO, we’re introducing Nisitohtamowin ᓂᓯᑐᐦᑕᒧᐃᐧᐣ - a free eLearning introduction to Indigenous Perspectives in Canada. fnuniv.ca/reconciliation
We are excited to announce the Premiere of 'Economic Reconciliation' film & ‘Douglas Cardinal - Architect of the Future’ at the prestigious Hollywood Indigenous Film Festival!
Check out the announcement in Variety Magazine!
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What an honor! Aug. 13th: @ReginaFilmFest screens our doc film, directed by FNUniv Elders, 'Waniska' is part of the opening night kick-off celebrations with the author, Dr. Blair Stonechild and alumni Trevor Dubois on the panel. For tickets here:
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Don't miss out! Our film 'Waniska' has been officially selected into the Regina International Film Festival! It will screen Wednesday, August 14, 2019 at 7 PM – 8:30 PM at the Cineplex Cinemas Normanview. Get tickets at
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The @CityofToronto values the contributions of the Indigenous community, both historically & today. As a city we will continue to build meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities & partners for the development & continuation of inclusive services, programs and policies.
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Our Indigenous Affairs Office is one example of how the @CityofToronto is working with First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples and all urban Indigenous communities to strengthen our relationship and advance reconciliation. #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay
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Proud to proclaim today as Indigenous Peoples Day in the City of Toronto. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay
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#CityofTO recognized National #IndigenousPeopleDay this morning with a sunrise ceremony and proclamation. Learn more about the event and celebrations around the city: toronto.ca/city-government/a…
ALT Lighting of the sacred fires as part of the sunrise ceremony at Nathan Phillips Square.
ALT Sunrise ceremony at Nathan Phillips Square
ALT People gathered for Sunrise ceremony on Nathan Phillips Square.
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On June 21st we celebrate the many cultures, histories, and accomplishments of Indigenous peoples both locally and across Turtle Island. This is a time of celebration for all Canadians and Indigenous people.
Check out @globalnews video coverage of this past Monday's Bridging Economic Reconciliation Conference held in Saskatchewan. Our film 'Economic Reconciliation' had the honour of being shown at this innovative conference.
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Upcoming conference to help Indigenous communities partner with businesses: Whitecap Dakota Nation Chief Darcy Bear talks about the Bridging Economic Reconciliation conference, set to help Indigenous communities partner with local businesses ow.ly/KsjH30oWUL3
Thank you HSBC for inviting our film on Economic Reconciliation and its message on #CalltoAction92 to be held on yesterday's panel for HSBC's Engagement celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Month! It was such an honour.
June 17th - Saskatoon - SK film premiere at the economic reconciliation conference - it will be awesome event hosted by Tribal Council & Whitecap Dakota #TRC92 with participants from the film: David Sharpe, Chief Bear, Chief Delorme, CCAB #council: join us!
Visit our website to learn more about the Bridging Economic Reconciliation Conference for business leaders being held on June 17, at TCU Place, Saskatoon
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Visit our website to learn more about the Bridging Economic Reconciliation Conference for business leaders being held on June 17, at TCU Place, Saskatoon
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Thank you @Hesquiaht for being on the panel! Your contributions to the discussion were beyond valuable and we are honoured that you could attend. #Indigenomics
The event was held in partnership with the @ECofCanada. Thank you to President and CEO, @RhiannonTraill for helping create such an important event and all the work you do!
