Honoring the 215, one year later

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” It feels like it was yesterday. there is so much going on around it, still.”

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Memorials of children’s shoes and stuffed toys started to pop up all over Canada along with more unmarked graves of children who never made it home. Chief Logan says, if there was one good thing that has come out of this horrific event, is that after all this time, Indigenous voices are being heard.

“In the past year, things have drastically changed in the city of Prince George,” explains Chief Dolleen Logan ” It’s a pretty proud time to be Lheidli T’enneh and be involved with the city of Prince George.”

Chief Logan says that the unique thing about Prince George and all levels of government is that they have had a positive relationship for thirty-plus years.

“Way before Truth and Reconciliation even had a name Lheidli T’enneh, the City, Regional Districts, and the local Government, the MLA Shirley Bond, Mike Morris, Todd Doherty, we’ve all had a relationship for thirty years.” said Chief Logan ” So, when we talk about Truth and Reconciliation, we’ve already had that here.”