Indigenous Relations & Reconciliation

The Indigenous Relations page shares information about the Township of Centre Wellington’s ongoing work toward truth, learning, accountability, respectful Indigenous representation, and meaningful relationship-building with Indigenous communities.

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Overview

Learn how this work connects to public education, reconciliation, and community responsibility.

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Two Rows Together

Explore community learning through story, culture, reflection, and relationship-building.

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Respectful Indigenous Representation

Learn why names, images, symbols, and public stories matter in shared spaces.

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Learning Hub

Find learning materials on treaties, land acknowledgements, reconciliation, and Indigenous rights.

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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Learn about September 30 and opportunities for reflection, education, and remembrance.

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Resources

Access trusted links, videos, guides, reports, and continued learning materials.

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Public display

Permanent Contextual Display

Learn more about Indigenous representation, lacrosse, and the story behind the JECC display.

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.

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Hosted by Native Land Digital. Use this map as a starting point for deeper learning and connection with local Indigenous communities.

Acknowledgement is a beginning

Learn more about the Township’s Indigenous Relations work