Path to reconciliation - Headman Dustin Bear explains the route of Ochapowace Nation’s new 10-kilometre Path to Truth and Reconciliation as representatives from Core Industrial display a map of the project during Truth and Reconciliation activities at Camp McKay on Sept. 30. (Chris Ashfield/Grasslands News)

A new 10-kilometre walking path at Ochapowace Nation will trace a route carrying generations of history while providing residents with a safer way to travel through the community. Details of the Path to Truth and Reconciliation project were announced Sept. 30 during Ochapowace Nation’s Truth and Reconciliation event at Camp McCay at Round Lake. The […]

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