I acknowledge that I am living on unceded territory of Anishinaabeg (Source: Canadian Encyclopedia) on the shore of erielhonan, (Iroquoian word meaning 'long tail') now called Lake Erie.
The post that explains my 94Quilt project is here. Since July 1 I've been making a flying geese block a day as I read one of the 94 Calls to Action, its accompanying explanations and progress report, and links that go with each one.
The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation is the main website with a wealth of information.
Beyond 94 is the CBC-created site that is an ongoing report card monitoring how we are doing with the calls.
Reconciliation
64. Require publicly-funded denominational schools to teach comparative religious studies including Aboriginal spiritual beliefs.
Not started.
- The original Call wording specifies "spiritual beliefs and practices in collaboration with Aboriginal elders."
- According to Beyond 94, although there are some schools who do teach this, few were compiled with guidance and input from Indigenous elders.
- You can read specifics for each province's implementation of this Call on Beyond 94. Again, here is yet another example where education is under provincial jurisdiction, so when Singh continually says he will "immediately implement all 94 Calls," he either has 'forgotten' or 'doesn't know' that education is not under federal jurisdiction, so good luck making provinces do this 'immediately'.








