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Hundreds mark National Truth and Reconciliation Day in White Rock

About 600 people joined the sixth annual walk, where Phyllis Webstad spoke about residential school survivors and the campaign her story inspired.

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Orange Shirt Society co-founder Phyllis Webstad is keynote speaker

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Hundreds mark National Truth and Reconciliation Day in White Rock

Orange Shirt Society co-founder Phyllis Webstad is keynote speaker

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'We're still here'; NTI president gives rousing speech on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

'We can be proud to be Inuit,' says Gloria Uluqsi

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Hundreds marked National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Yellowknife

Attendees marked the day with speeches, prayer and space to share, listen and heal.

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'We're still here'; NTI president gives rousing speech on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation - Yellowknifer

'We can be proud to be Inuit,' says Gloria Uluqsi

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