10/02/2026
Two days ago was Truth and Reconciliation Day, and our team spent it the way we think this day deserves: slowing down, reflecting, and showing up for community.
Some attended the ceremony at Grandview Park, where we picked up a piece from an Indigenous artist at the community market, a piece that's now going to have a home with our team as a reminder of why this day matters beyond a single date on the calendar.
For others, the day looked like time outdoors with family, pets, and the people who ground us. Sometimes reflection is a walk in the forest with your dog. Sometimes it's your kids in orange shirts, carrying a lesson forward that's bigger than they are yet.
However it showed up for you, we hope this day held space for honesty, remembrance, and connection. For the children who never came home, for survivors, and for the work of reconciliation that doesn't end when the day does.
We don't have to carry grief or growth alone. That's true of this, and it's true of recovery too.
