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You are currently viewing CUPE K-12 Bulletin: Truth and Reconciliation Day – Sept 30th

CUPE K-12 Bulletin: Truth and Reconciliation Day – Sept 30th

  • Post author:Terri (She/Her) Inouye
  • Post published:August 18, 2021
  • Post category:Announcements / News
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CUPE 716 acknowledges that our province of British Columbia is located on the homelands of 198 distinct Indigenous nations and cultures; with over 30 different languages and there are close to 60 unique dialects spoken in the province. We ask all participants to reflect, acknowledge and honour in their own way the First Nation land on which they live, work and play. Cupe716 acknowledges that we live and work on the lands of the Hul’q’umi’num people.
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