This exhibition explores the concept of Reconciliation through artistic expression and what that means to youth in Canada. The banners feature artworks and poems by winners of the first Imagine a Canada    competition announced in March 2016. Imagine a Canada is an annual national art and essay competition sponsored by the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation in collaboration with Rideau Hall. It asks young people to share their thoughts on what the future of Canada can look like through the lens of hope, respect and Reconciliation.

Our Exhibitions

Escaping Residential Schools2020-07-27T11:26:15-04:00

Escaping Residential Schools

Waniskahtan2020-07-27T11:29:42-04:00

Waniskahtan

Youth on Reconciliation: Imagine a Canada2020-11-04T11:30:08-05:00

Youth on Reconciliation: Imagine a Canada

Forgotten: The Metis Residential School Experience2020-06-18T13:42:44-04:00

Forgotten: The Metis Residential School Experience

Where are the Children?2020-07-20T13:20:18-04:00

Where are the Children?

Bi-Giwen: Truth Telling From the Sixties Scoop2020-06-18T15:08:36-04:00

Bi-Giwen: Truth Telling From the Sixties Scoop

Remembering, Honouring and the Way Forward2020-07-10T10:48:47-04:00

Remembering, Honouring and the Way Forward

Peter Henderson Bryce: A Man of Conscience2020-06-18T14:41:09-04:00

Peter Henderson Bryce: A Man of Conscience

A National Crime: The Residential School Experience in Canada2019-11-14T14:52:15-05:00

A National Crime: The Residential School Experience in Canada

Generations Lost: The Residential School System in Canada2021-12-08T11:37:40-05:00

Generations Lost: The Residential School System in Canada

We Were So Far Away: The Inuit Experience of Residential Schools2020-12-14T10:24:01-05:00

We Were So Far Away: The Inuit Experience of Residential Schools