The Office of the Treaty Commissioner was pleased to host 15 wisdom holders from Reconciliation Circles across the Treaty Territories to discuss next steps for Truth and Reconciliation work in Saskatchewan.

“It was great. They are a group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people who care a lot about reconciliation in their communities. It’s cool to see them come together and make relationships with one another,” said Rhett Sangster, the OTC director reconciliation and community partnerships.

“They come together and talk about ways of doing things and put it into practice.”

This was the fourth time the group gathered.

This gathering is part of the work of the OTC in creating an advisory group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous wisdom holders and knowledge keepers to continue to move Truth and Reconciliation work forward in a good way.

The Reconciliation Circles are committed to Truth and Reconciliation through Treaty Implementation, which includes understanding our shared history on these lands, ensuring systems that benefit us all, and strengthening authentic relationships.