Reconciliation Walk in Vancouver
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First Nations' participants whear traditional masks while waiting to take part in a Truth and Reconciliation march in Vancouver
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First Nations' elders wait to take part in a Truth and Reconciliation march in Vancouver
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Karen Joseph kisses her son Thunder while he sat with Bernice King, daughter of Martin Luther King Jr at a First Nations' Truth and Reconciliation gathering in Vancouver
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Bernice King, daughter of Martin Luther King Jr addresses people attending a First Nations' Truth and Reconciliation gathering in Vancouver
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First Nations' people in traditional dress take part in a Truth and Reconciliation march in Vancouver
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First Nations' children wait in the rain to take part in a Truth and Reconciliation march in Vancouver
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First Nations' participants whear traditional masks while waiting to take part in a Truth and Reconciliation march in Vancouver
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Bernice King, daughter of Martin Luther King Jr addresses people attending a First Nations' Truth and Reconciliation gathering in Vancouver
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First Nations' elders wait to take part in a Truth and Reconciliation march in Vancouver
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Thousands of people walked through the streets of downtown Vancouver in a steady rain on Sunday, Sept. 22, to at least try to heal the deep wounds left by the residential schools, whose effects are still rippling through First Nations communities.