09/30/2026
Truth and Reconciliation isn't just about looking back. It's about listening, learning and taking action in the present.
September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — a day to honour Survivors, remember the children who never returned home, and reflect on the ongoing impacts of colonialism.
We're highlighting QomQem Coastal Connections, an Indigenous-led program at Peers providing harm reduction, health and wellness, housing, food security, cultural support and outreach.
QomQem's work reminds us that culture, community, relationships and connection can be powerful parts of harm reduction and wellness — and that Indigenous people should be at the centre of work that affects Indigenous communities.
We encourage everyone to use September 30 as an opportunity to listen to Indigenous voices, learn from Indigenous-led resources, support Indigenous organizations and continue that learning throughout the year.
Check out the resources below to continue your learning:
🧡 QomQem Coastal Connections — qomqem.com
🧡 National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation — nctr.ca
🧡 Truth and Reconciliation Commission: 94 Calls to Action — nctr.ca
🧡 Native Land Digital — native-land.ca
🧡 Government of Canada: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation resources — canada.ca