The Selkirk Friendship Centre and the City of Selkirk hosted a commemoration event on Truth and Reconciliation Day, Sept. 30, at Selkirk Park. The park filled with community members supporting the need for Truth and Reconciliation in our community and beyond. See more photos inside. Pictured: Tehya Blackburde Moore, who brought her jingle dress and round dance leading skills to the event.
Selkirk recognizes Truth and Reconciliation Day
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