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National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, an Opportunity to Discover the Richness of Aboriginal Cultures - TVA Gatineau

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Whether it's at the Canadian Museum of History, the Parliament Hill, the Khewa Art Gallery in Wakefield or Kîsisam Pastry in Saint-André-Avellin, go to meet Aboriginal cultures and discover their wealth in the Outaouais. Moreover, on September 30, it's as much National Day of Truth and Reconciliation as Orange sweater Day, in commemoration of residential school survivors and children who have never returned home. On September 30, orange is worn.…
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Whether it's at the Canadian Museum of History, the Parliament Hill, the Khewa Art Gallery in Wakefield or Kîsisam Pastry in Saint-André-Avellin, go to meet Aboriginal cultures and discover their wealth in the Outaouais. Moreover, on September 30, it's as much National Day of Truth and Reconciliation as Orange sweater Day, in commemoration of residential school survivors and children who have never returned home. On September 30, orange is worn.…

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tvagatineau.ca broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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