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PHOTOS: Two days of Truth and Reconciliation in Hope

Eyém Tset: We Are Strong included Indigenous workshops, arts and learning opportunities

Hundreds of people took in two days of events focused on Truth and Reconciliation in Hope.

Hope Inclusion Project’s program of events, called Eyém Tset: We Are Strong, included drum making workshops, Halquemeylem workshops, live performances, an artisan market, food trucks and more.

Participants were also invited to take part in the KAIROS blanket exercise, led by Diane Garner and Carol Peters.

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I am proud to be the editor of the Chilliwack Progress. When not at work, I'm busy hiking our local mountains and travelling around the province.
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