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 The story is heartbreaking.Chanie Wenjack was a 12-year-old Anishinaabe boy from Ogoki Post who ran away from the Cecilia Jeffrey Indian Residential School in 1966 in an attempt to reunite with his family 600 kilometres away. His body was found beside railway tracks a week after he had run away. He had died from starvation and exposure.The story was told by Ashley Mosquera  Blue Lightning Woman  during the Every Child Matters Honouring Ceremony held Sept. 30  stanley thermobecher behind the BWG Public Library.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The emotional event, organized by Bradford Womens+ Group, Rise Up BWG, Impact Youth and Cultural Centre, Eartha Creations, BWG Diversity and Bella Lovelee Beads, was a way to mark the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, otherwise known as Orange Shirt Day. Today we wanted to bring our community together to show everybody that our roots are incredibly strong and that everybody should stop to listen to our stories. Many of us come from ancestors who were in residential schools, my grandmother being one that survived. She made it out,  Mosquera said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Mosquera said the event was a way for her and other Indigenous people to honour their ancestors. And educate our community on everything that we stand for,  she added.               ARTICLE CONT stanley cup INUES BELOW                                        Sept. 30 i stanley mugg s just one day of the year, but the stories a Ldsz Rosie DiManno: When a  senseless crime  collides with a pandemic
 Canada Post has revealed its 2024 stamp lineup, highlig stanley cups ht stanley uk ing what it says will  shine a light on truth and reconciliation, the natural world, accomplished Canadians, a rare space sighting and much more. 聽 The annual stamp program showcases the people, places and moments that shape our country,  said Canada Post in its statement.  The independent stamp advisory committee recommends the subjects for the program and relies on thoughtful input from groups and individuals to choose subjects that are meaningful to all Canadians. Some of the highlights include:         stanley quencher        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?Remembering Mary Ann Shadd, an influential abolitionist and the first Black woman to publish a newspaper in North America, to be issued ahead of Black History Month.鈥⒙燭he always-popular annual Flowers series returns in March, this year starring a pair of regional wildflowers.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 鈥⒙燙anada Post   first stamp featuring a total solar eclipse, just in time for a historic event on April 8, 2024.鈥⒙燗 new stamp series showcasing Canadian graphic novelists will be issued in May.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥⒙營n July, Canada Post will continue its tradition of featuring wildlife on stamps with endangered frogs.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥⒙燬till to be announced are additional stamps honouri