On September 30th, we will be holding our 2nd annual march to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. In honour of the children discovered in mass graves, residential school survivors and their families we invite all community members, organizations, and students to join us and learn from our powerful speakers. We will also hold a moment of silence in honour of those who recently passed away at James Smith Cree Nation, Saskatchewan.

We encourage you to wear an orange shirt and bring your drums.

The confirmed speakers so far are Ellen Gabriel (Katsi'tsakwas), Grand Chief Kahsennenhawe Sky-Deer, Chief Jessica Lazare, Ben Geboe, Steve McComber, and Elisapie Isaac.

Here is the route for the September 30th march, that begins at 1:00pm:

Gathering point around the Monument George-Etienne-Cartier.
- Walk south on Parc to Sherbrooke.
- Turn right onto Sherbrooke.
- Continue along Sherbrooke until Metcalfe.
- Turn left onto Metcalfe.
- Continue south on Metcalfe until Boulevard René-Lévesque
- Gather around the former Macdonald Monument at Place du Canada, between Metcalfe and Peel, south of René-Lévesque.

The Native Women's Shelter of Montreal is proud to partner with POP Montreal. The first 50 people to donate a minimum of $20 to Resilience Montreal will receive a free ticket to DJ Shub and Drezus show later that evening at Piccolo Rialto.
https://www.resiliencemontreal.com/en/donate