09/30/2026
Today, on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Day, we reflect on and recognize the harms of the past, the role that museums have played in perpetuating them, and the work that lays ahead to build respectful relationships in the spirit of reconciliation.๐งก
As we maintain the home and legacy of two Red River Mรฉtis/Settler families, it weighs heavy on us today to remember and honour the survivors of residential schools, the children who never made it home, and the communities and families which are still impacted to this day.
Seven Oaks House Museum and Ross House Museum are committed to ensuring that our policies and practices reflect the โTruth and Reconciliation Commissionโs Calls to Action and the United Nationsโ Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.โ
To learn more about how this relates to museums, read the "Moved to Action" report by the Canadian Museums Association linked in our bio.๐๐งก