Today is Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a time to reflect on the ongoing trauma caused by residential schools and Canada’s painful history with Indigenous communities. Today is also a day to remember and honour the children and survivors of residential schools, their families, and communities as we work towards reconciliation.

In order to recognize this day properly, we will not be posting any new content on our social media and digital channels. We encourage you to join us in using this day for meaningful reflection and learning to better understand the challenges faced by Indigenous people historically and today.

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2020 Film Nominees

Paul Germann, Claire Dobson, John Sievert, Jason Charbonneau, Randy Wilson

Paul Germann, Claire Dobson, John Sievert, Jason Charbonneau, Randy Wilson

Disappearance at Clifton Hill
Krystin Hunter, Brent Pickett, Paul Germann, Goro Koyama, Sandra Fox

Krystin Hunter, Brent Pickett, Paul Germann, Goro Koyama, Sandra Fox

Goalie
Dashen Naidoo, Tyler Whitham, Stephen Barden, Scott Donald, Nelson Ferreira

Dashen Naidoo, Tyler Whitham, Stephen Barden, Scott Donald, Nelson Ferreira

Lucky Day
Nelson Ferreira, Dashen Naidoo, J.R. Fountain, Dustin Harris

Nelson Ferreira, Dashen Naidoo, J.R. Fountain, Dustin Harris

Run This Town
Francine Poirier, Claude Beaugrand, Michel B. Bordeleau, Raymond Legault, Lise Wedlock, Natalie Fleurant

Francine Poirier, Claude Beaugrand, Michel B. Bordeleau, Raymond Legault, Lise Wedlock, Natalie Fleurant

The Song of Names

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