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Our Shared Reconciliation Journey

Mayor Don Iveson

Moments December 13, 2016

We are all Treaty People.

Tags First Nations Inuit and Metis, honorary witness, Reconciliation, TRC, Treaty 6, Truth and Reconciliation

Amiskwaciwâskahikan Ostêsimâwasinahikan Nikotwâsik

Places October 4, 2016

Acknowledging that the notion of ownership was only allotted to the Creator and other deities, Indigenous peoples operated under the law that everything upon this land was provided for our utilization; hence reciprocity and thankfulness must be maintained to ensure the utilization is maintained. Under this premise, land usage and resource extraction were often carried out under the mechanism of Treaty with other tribal nations to ensure co-habitation and co-existence.

Tags Alexis Kiskicihcîs, Cacâstawaskam, Fort Edmonton, Kosawanaskayo, Omôsisinîy, Pahpahcîs, Takoc, Treaty 6, treaty adhesion

Reconciling Edmonton

Danielle Metcalfe-Chenail

Moments January 4, 2016

We heard from attendees that the drumming, singing and dancing made City Hall feel open and accessible in a different way from before, that it felt like a historic occasion.

Tags aboriginal, City Hall, First Nations, Indigenous, Metis, Reconciliation, Round Dance, settler, Treaty 6

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