Guided Walk For Saskatoon

This walk, beginning at River Landing and ending at Victoria Park, invites you to explore the history and experience of First Nations, Metis, and settler peoples in the Saskatoon area. 

The theme of land, and the lenses by which we view the land, is woven into reflections and questions for the sites you visit. We invite you to pause, reflect and discuss in your group, and if you are so moved, say a prayer as you visit these sites. 

Guided Walk For Saskatoon

This walk, beginning at River Landing and ending at Victoria Park, invites you to explore the history and experience of First Nations, Metis, and settler peoples in the Saskatoon area. 

The theme of land, and the lenses by which we view the land, is woven into reflections and questions for the sites you visit. You are encourages to explore and discuss the themes at each site, by looking at how land is portrayed or shaped. 

Embark on a journey of understanding and explore themes of peace and reconciliation at this event, which is organized to coincide with World Refugee Day and National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Saturday, June 22
10:00AM - 12:00PM EDT

Toronto United Mennonite Church
1774 Queen Street East
3rd floor
Toronto ON M4L1G7
Canada

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Join us for a hands-on summer learning experience focused on peaceful conversations and interactions. Open to all ages, with engaging exercises for everyone. Perfect for professional development, personal growth, and family fun!

Aug 07 - Aug 08, 2024

Wednesday, August 07
10:00AM - 3:00PM CST

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  • Wednesday, August 07
    10:00AM - 3:00PM CST
  • Thursday, August 08
    10:00AM - 3:00PM CST

MCC Centre
600 45 St W
Saskatoon SK S7L 5W9
Canada

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Practice Peace Summer Camp (Aug 7 & 8) is a multi-generational learning space. While this brings unique challenges, it also offers valuable opportunities for people of different ages to learn together.

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Q: Is my child too young for the camp?
A: We trust adults to gauge if their child will enjoy and participate in an all-ages camp. Activities include role-playing, cooperation games, conversation skills, and crafts. The camp runs from 10am-3pm with breaks.

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