St. Joseph's Residential School Stories (w/Phyllis' Story)
Shaw TV Northern BC - Published on May 24, 2013
There are a great deal of stories that the Residential School has left in its wake, and most are not pleasant. The problem we have today is not many people know about what it was like. Jonathan Horst heard some of the stories from Williams Lake's local school and discovered that it's not something that should be forgotten. |
St. Joseph's Residential School Commemoration Project
Shaw TV Northern BC - Published on May 24, 2013
Very recently the Truth and Reconciliation Commission came to Williams Lake. Their arrival gave those affected by the Residential schools a place to share their experience and begin to heal. But this Commemoration project was unique, and Jonathan Horst of Williams Lake found out why. |
Orange Shirt Day: every child matters
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wear orange on September 30th to show your support.
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The Orange Shirt Society was formed in Williams Lake by the founders of Orange Shirt Day to encourage and support communities to recognize Orange Shirt Day
and to support reconciliation events and activities. Our goal is to create awareness of the individual, family and community inter-generational impacts of
Indian Residential Schools through Orange Shirt Day activities, and to promote the concept of "Every Child Matters".
To contact Orange Shirt Society in Williams Lake, BC email: info@orangeshirtday.org
and to support reconciliation events and activities. Our goal is to create awareness of the individual, family and community inter-generational impacts of
Indian Residential Schools through Orange Shirt Day activities, and to promote the concept of "Every Child Matters".
To contact Orange Shirt Society in Williams Lake, BC email: info@orangeshirtday.org