09/30/2026
On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we take a moment to recognize and honour the history, cultures and lived realities of First Peoples.
Above all, this day is a time for remembrance and truth. It invites us to acknowledge the violence, injustices and losses experienced by Indigenous Peoples, particularly those associated with the residential school system, as well as the impacts that continue to be felt today by individuals, families and communities.
At Norda Stelo, we acknowledge this reality and the importance of contributing, in our own way, to the journey toward reconciliation. Our commitment to First Nations is reflected in the work we continue and renew with communities, driven by a desire to build relationships grounded in listening, respect, trust and collaboration.
Reconciliation begins with listening and acknowledgement. It calls on us to learn about the histories, perspectives and cultures of First Peoples, while also reflecting on our role, both individually and collectively, in building more respectful and equitable relationships.
Today, we honour survivors, their families, and all individuals and communities who continue to carry the impacts of this history.