Indigenous Relations & Reconciliation
Learning • Reflection • Relationship-Building
Indigenous Relations
& Reconciliation
Learning together and strengthening respectful relationships in Centre Wellington.
Explore the Township’s commitments, learning resources, community initiatives and opportunities to deepen understanding of Indigenous histories, cultures and relationships.
Land Acknowledgement
Honouring the land and its peoples
We acknowledge that Centre Wellington is located on the treaty lands and traditional territory of the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples.
We are grateful for the opportunity to live, work and learn on this land, and we commit to continued learning, respectful relationships and meaningful reconciliation.
Centre Wellington
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that the Township of Centre Wellington is situated on the treaty lands and traditional territory of the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples.
This land has long been a place of meeting, exchange, relationship and community. We recognize the enduring presence, histories, cultures and contributions of Indigenous Peoples who have cared for these lands and waters across generations.
We honour the relationships established through treaty and recognize our shared responsibility to respect the land, continue learning and build constructive and reciprocal relationships with Indigenous Peoples and communities.
We commit to advancing reconciliation through listening, education, meaningful action and ongoing relationship-building.
Learn about the Township’s Indigenous Relations work
Explore Indigenous Territories on Native Land
As part of Centre Wellington’s commitment to truth, reconciliation, and respectful relationships, we invite you to learn more about the Indigenous Peoples whose traditional territories we live and work on. The Native Land Digital map is an interactive tool that helps visualize territories, languages, and treaties across Canada and around the world.
🌍 Launch Native Land Interactive MapHosted by Native Land Digital. Use this map as a starting point for deeper learning and connection with local Indigenous communities.
Walking forward together
Building respectful relationships
The Township is committed to learning alongside Indigenous Peoples, advancing reconciliation and creating respectful opportunities for education, reflection and relationship-building.
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