Join them for an evening of reflection, remembrance, learning and community. We are honored to welcome an Indigenous elders, a residential school Survivor, and the dancers of the Sweet Labour Art Collective for this deeply moving and meaningful gathering.
The evening’s program includes:
Opening: Elder Mary Lou Smoke
Presentation & Story Sharing: Residential School Survivor Cheryl Riley accompanied by her daughter, Ashley Riley
Dance Performance: Sweet Labour Collective
They invite you to stand alongside to honour all Indigenous residential and day school Survivors, their families, and all those who continue to advocate for justice, truth, accountability, and reconciliation.
Cost: Register by September 27 and save. Pre-registration $8 per person | $10 at the door.
FNIM participants are free.
Your registration fee helps make this event possible while supporting reconciliation-focused initiatives.
