Sask. proclaims Day for Truth and Reconciliation, still no plans to make it a holiday
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The Saskatchewan government says it is recognizing Sept. 30 as the Day for Truth and Reconciliation in the province.
In a release, the province said it's a day to honour the lost children, survivors and those affected by Canada's residential school system — and to "reflect on meaningful and lasting reconciliation."
All provincial government buildings in Saskatchewan will lower their flags to half-mast on Sept. 30, it said.
As well, the Provincial Capital Commission will be turning certain park lights orange in key locations of Wascana Centre.
The province said it is also encouraging all residents to wear orange on Sept. 30 to further generate discussion and raise awareness on the history of the residential school system in Canada.
This proclamation does not make Sept. 30 a holiday in Saskatchewan, according to a government spokesperson.
The federal government has proclaimed the day a statutory holiday.
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