National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

On September 30, we recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation by honouring residential school survivors, remembering the children who never returned home, and reflecting on the enduring impacts of these experiences on Indigenous Peoples, families, and communities across Canada.  Across our offices, team members wore orange as a visible expression of remembrance and solidarity in recognition of this important day.

This day is an important reminder that reconciliation requires more than remembrance. It calls on each of us to acknowledge the truths of our shared history, to listen with openness and humility, and to consider the role we can play in building a more inclusive and equitable future. While we cannot change the past, we can learn from it and take meaningful action to ensure that these injustices are never repeated.

At our firm, we are grateful for the relationships we have built with Indigenous-led organizations, communities, and individuals. These partnerships are grounded in respect, trust, and collaboration, and they continue to strengthen our understanding while helping us grow as individuals and as an organization. We are privileged to learn from the knowledge, perspectives, and leadership that our Indigenous partners share with us.

Reconciliation is a shared responsibility and an ongoing commitment. On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we reaffirm our dedication to fostering meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities, continuing to learn from Indigenous voices and perspectives, and supporting efforts that contribute to a more inclusive and equitable future for all.