Conclusion

To sum up, the events that have happened in history cannot be erased no matter how much time has passed. Canada needs to have the courage and must face up to the past harm and discrimination against indigenous peoples. Residential schools are not just an educational breach but also a genocide, and understanding and confronting this past is necessary for the process of reconciliation. Through this series of reconciliations for Aboriginal people, Aboriginal culture and traditions can be restored and bring comfort to survivors. At the same time, it will also move Canada towards an inclusive and diverse society. Reconciliation is a long road, and Canada needs to admit its mistakes, bring about remedies, and uphold cultural and racial diversity to build a strong, equitable society.