09/30/2026
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 🧡
Today at 1911 Gold’s True North Mine, we are taking time to reflect, learn and create space for meaningful conversations about Truth and Reconciliation.
As part of the day, we created a virtual National Truth and Reconciliation Reflection Wall, giving everyone across our team an opportunity to share their thoughts on the question:
“What does Truth and Reconciliation mean to me?”
We are encouraging our team to share a few words about learning, listening or taking action. Reflections will be shared throughout the day and over dinner, helping to start conversations, hear different perspectives, and identify opportunities for continued learning and discussion.
Later today, our team will also come together for a special Indigenous-inspired dinner, thoughtfully prepared by our camp services partner, Dexterra. The menu features traditional bannock, wild rice, Manitoba-raised bison, Saskatoon berries, and pickerel/walleye sourced through Manitoba’s Indigenous commercial fishing network.
We extend our thanks to the Dexterra team for the thought and care they have put into today’s meal and to everyone taking the time to participate, reflect and learn.
At 1911 Gold, we recognize that Truth and Reconciliation is not about one day. Today is an opportunity to listen, learn, start conversations and consider how we can continue moving those conversations forward. 🧡