The Bluewater Quilters’ Guild (BQG) is delighted to announce free student memberships for students of elementary or high schools, college or university!
“Our guild has two main community mandates,” explained Catherine Petch, Guild President. “One is to support our community by providing comfort ...
The Municipality of Meaford Recreation Department has partnered with Imagination Studio, a local community art group, to offer an exciting new ‘Potions Class’ just in time for Halloween. Meaford Culture Foundation has generously provided funding for ...
- by Shaylyn Marie McKay
My mother and I set off Wednesday afternoon to make the 600+ km drive to Ottawa for yesterday’s inaugural celebration of the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation on Parliament Hill.
It was beautiful and powerful and emotional for both of us. We held space in our hearts ...
When I worked as a minister at Cape Croker United Church, I found that every one of the elders had residential school stories. I did a lot of listening. This was a history that was ...
Grade 6 and 7 students at Alexandra School have been learning about Indian Residential Schools and the legacy they left in our country. They have written the following letters to former students with serious thought, hard questions and deep empathy.
We are pleased to share them, but remind survivors and their families that the Indian Residential Schools Crisis Line is available 24-hours a day -1-866-925-4419
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