Thank you to everyone who reflected on September 30 for the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, TOH marked this important day by encouraging staff to take time to reflect and learn more about residential schools and their devastating impact on Indigenous communities and peoples in Canada.
Ellen Alie, Director of Medical Imaging, holding up her Orange Shirt Day poster explaining what the day means to her. "...a day to reflect on the pain that has been and continues to inflict on the indigenous communities. It means learning, acknowledging the impact of racism and taking action towards reconciliation."