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Michaëlle Jean

Hard truths and the duty to remember, to do better on the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation

Opinion | BY MICHAëLLE JEAN | September 30, 2021
During her visit in Iqaluit in 2006, former goveror general Michaëlle Jean shakes hands with Natsiq Kango, as Nunavut’s commissioner Ann Meekitjuk Hanson watches. We stand in solidarity, holding our hearts to those who survived an ordeal of such harrowing magnitude that one can’t emerge unscathed, forever carrying the scars and the trauma, Ms. Jean writes. Photograph courtesy of the Michaëlle Jean Foundation
Opinion | BY MICHAëLLE JEAN | September 30, 2021
Opinion | BY MICHAëLLE JEAN | September 30, 2021
During her visit in Iqaluit in 2006, former goveror general Michaëlle Jean shakes hands with Natsiq Kango, as Nunavut’s commissioner Ann Meekitjuk Hanson watches. We stand in solidarity, holding our hearts to those who survived an ordeal of such harrowing magnitude that one can’t emerge unscathed, forever carrying the scars and the trauma, Ms. Jean writes. Photograph courtesy of the Michaëlle Jean Foundation