Canada’s Indian Residential School ... Held each year on September 30, it coincides with an Indigenous-led initiative known as Orange Shirt Day. Both aim to commemorate the more than 150,000 ...

Many Canadians will be wearing an orange shirt on Sept. 30, to reflect on the healing journey of Indigenous peoples as a result of the residential school system. Formally recognized in June 2021 as ...

Lewis noticed that every year leading up to Sept. 30, Indigenous organizations wanted their orange shirts to be made in Canada with Indigenous involvement rather than a global distributor. He ...

Jackie Traverse says her original designs are being stolen and used on Orange Shirt Day T-shirts that are being sold on ...

Orange Shirt Day is a national remembrance of the Indigenous children who suffered at those boarding schools. In Canada ... blow pops and a teddy bear wearing an orange bow around its neck.

Orange Shirt Day falls on Friday, which is also National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada, a new statutory holiday that commemorates survivors and victims of Indigenous residential schools.

It’s Orange Shirt Day Saturday in Canada, a day for all Canadians to ... historic schools has finally been acknowledged and both Indigenous and non-Indigenous journey towards a reconciliation ...

Teaching K-12 students about residential schools is just one step toward reconciliation, according to Niigaan Sinclair and ...