CBC Kids News went to the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation's youth empowerment event in Halifax to talk to kids and teens. #Streeters ...

On the fifth National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, Canada’s minister of Indigenous Services said more work must be done to unravel the racist legacy of the residential school system.

At UPEI and across the province, Indigenous traditions like beadwork, cooking and community gatherings are helping to strengthen culture, foster healing and shape reconciliation a decade after the ...

As Canada marks Truth and Reconciliation Day, pollsters have found that while Indigenous reconciliation is becoming increasingly important to Canadians, more than half think there are more important ...

Another 43 per cent of Canadians who responded don't agree with that sentiment, while 19 per cent of respondents say they don't know.

The legacy of residential schools endures in Canada’s child-welfare system, and yet our leaders continue to fight rather than work on change ...

It’s very hard to say ‘yes, we’ve made progress,’” said some First Nations attendees, while others say reconciliation has come along way.

When it comes to reconciliation in Canada, we need to remember that the colonial history encompasses many assimilation tactics and its impacts are ongoing.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s 2008 apology for Canada’s role in the residential school system shifted public understanding, as did the work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, completed in ...

Ahead of the fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we asked people at the First Nations University of Canada about the small acts of reconciliation that have meant the most, from ...

Dr. Stanley Vollant was waiting for a family member in the emergency room at the Chicoutimi hospital in August when he saw two signs — one in Atikamekw and the other in Innu.It included the numbers of ...