The process and purpose of reconciliation

Protecting and preserving Aboriginal culture and language is also an important part of reconciliation, as this cultural practice represents the diversity of Canadian culture. The four-day national event was a milestone in the Commission's tenure and an important link in reconciliation. The Seven Sacred Teachings of the Anishinaabe also became the theme of the national event, and the sacred flame was lit before each national event. In addition, Aboriginal festivals have begun to be celebrated across Canada, the purpose is to let people understand the culture and customs of indigenous peoples, and also means that the road to reconciliation and protection of indigenous peoples' culture has begun.

Reconciliation is a win-win outcome for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples that not only preserves national culture, but also promotes Canadian history and actively revitalizes Aboriginal identity and enhances the moral integrity of the Canadian nation. As a conclusion, reconciliation is the right path for Canada.

The process and purpose of reconciliation