Today, with heavy hearts, we join communities across the nation in mourning the profound loss of the Honorable Murray Sinclair. He was a visionary leader, a champion of truth and reconciliation, and a tireless advocate for Indigenous rights and justice.
As Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Murray Sinclair courageously brought to light the painful truths of Residential Schools, inspiring countless individuals to confront Canada’s history with honesty and compassion. His wisdom and empathy uplifted Survivors, reinforced the strength of Indigenous communities, and ignited hope for a future rooted in respect, understanding, and reconciliation.
At Nee Kee Wa Nan, we are committed to carrying forward the transformative work he began. His unwavering dedication to healing and justice continues to guide us as we strive to foster spaces where every story is heard, every truth is valued, and healing is made possible.
To his family, friends, and all those whose lives he touched, we extend our deepest condolences. Murray Sinclair's light will forever guide us, and his legacy will live on for generations as a beacon of hope and change.
Chi Miikwetch, Murray Sinclair. May you rest in power.
