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Ceremonies across New Brunswick honour National Day for Truth and Reconciliation | CBC News
It is the first year New Brunswick recognized the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as a provincial holiday. People gathered across the province today to honour the day and remember residential school survivors and those who didn’t make it home.
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