Saturday, Sept. 30 is a federal holiday to publicly reckon with the damage caused by the residential school system and honour children who were forced to go.
have decided not to make it a provincial holiday, the same approach they take for days such as August's Civic Holiday and Remembrance Day.Here's some of what's changing in Ottawa.is closing its client service centres, municipal child-care centres, COVID-19 information line, Site program, parenting drop-ins, dental clinics and sexual health centres Monday.
and offering free admission Saturday, as is the National Gallery of Canada, which opens later at noon. The Canada Aviation and Space Museum
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