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The Honourable Senator Murray Sinclair remarked in an impassioned plea that “we need to pursue reconciliation consistently and passionately. Education has gotten us into this mess, and education will get us out. We see this as our challenge and our hope.”

Harvesting sunflower seeds! Growing mushrooms! Whether it be planting winter kale, weeding garden beds, or composting, these tasks have all become part of our weekly routines at Chief Dan George Middle School. Our students are getting their hands dirty as we incorporate experiential learning outdoors into our classroom practices. Learning from our land has been beneficial for our students and staff. They appreciate nature and its biodiversity in nearby settings, care for our community and grounds, and establish connections between First People’s perspective and our curriculum.