The morning program includes opening remarks, a drum-led community walk, opportunities for reflection, and free access to the Hear Our Voices: Michel People and Residential Schools exhibition.

Community members are encouraged to wear orange shirts and gather in a spirit of learning, remembrance, and reflection.

Throughout the day, the Healing Hands of Reconciliation tipi will serve as a symbol of our community's commitment to truth, understanding, and reconciliation.

Schedule

9:30 am | Gates Open

• Gathering begins
• Smudging available
• Tea and bannock available

10:00 – 11:00 am | Community Walk

• Led by a drum
• Heritage Loop Trail
• Approximately 1.2 km on a paved trail
• Approximately 25 to 35 minutes

Exhibition

Hear Our Voices: Michel People and Residential Schools

The exhibition will be open from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm in the Fort program space.

Important Information

Weather

Dress for the weather. The event will proceed unless severe weather conditions require otherwise.

Community Walk

The walk follows a paved trail and includes two areas of gentle elevation change. While the route is accessible, some participants may find mobility aids helpful. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

Content Advisory

This event addresses difficult truths and provides space for remembrance, learning, and reflection. Participants are encouraged to take care of themselves and step away at any time if needed.