Canmore

PHOTOS: Kraken take to the ice in Canmore

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – while it helps to spur conversation – can’t be a one-off exercise for communities to acknowledge the harm of residential schools and make reparations, said Randall McKay, manager of strategic initiatives and special projects with the Town of Banff.

“It has been directly meaningful to the Ukrainian community but people from many walks of life have connected with the story,” Makuch said. “Anyone who has a relationship with immigration displacement and going through the learning of your past to understand who you are now.”

“From what I was told, he was just looking for more of an opportunity to play than we gave him."

“It is a job-seekers market for sure. We had a record-breaking 600 people last time. I am interested to see what we get this year.”

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The Wolverines look for three straight wins Saturday (Oct. 8) at Millennium Field. Kick-off is 1 p.m.

“A lot of the early directors were sympathetic to what was going on with the Indigenous populations and the Nakoda were very proactive and they knew what they were doing, and they formed relationships with the directors. They aligned themselves with powerful people who could help them. That is probably one of the biggest things that preserved their culture for them. They were very proactive.”

“What we’ve seen so far, and part of the study will work through those projections, is if you increase the frequency, make it affordable such as the fare free transit in Canmore then ridership will increase.”

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