Reports

Reflection and Action Task Group: 2nd Report to the Legislature

Reflection and Action Task Group: Report to the Legislature

This report summarizes government’s participation in the Inquiry’s work. The Council of Parties (as commissioners) reports on the overall work of the Inquiry.

 

Reflection and Action Task Group: 2nd Report to the Legislature

Reflection and Action Task Group: 2nd Report to the Legislature

This report summarizes government’s participation in the Inquiry’s work. The Council of Parties (as commissioners) reports on the overall work of the Inquiry.

 

Reflection and Action Task Group: Final Report to the Legislature

Reflection and Action Task Group: Final Report to the Legislature

This report summarizes government’s participation in the Inquiry’s work. The Council of Parties (as commissioners) reports on the overall work of the Inquiry.

 

Council of Parties Third Public Report – Fall 2018

Council of Parties Third Public Report – Fall 2018

This report issued by the Restorative Inquiry Council of Parties outlines work done on the central issues in the most recent phase of the inquiry and highlights next steps in the planning and action phase.

 

Council of Parties Second Public Report - Winter 2018

Council of Parties Second Public Report - Winter 2018

This report issued by the Restorative Inquiry Council of Parties outlines the three central issues of the inquiry and work done over the past year of the inquiry mandate.

 

Council of Parties Report - Winter 2017

Council of Parties Report - Winter 2017

This report issued by the Restorative Inquiry Council of Parties is one of many public reporting opportunities that will be part of the work of the Restorative Inquiry.

A restorative inquiry into the Nova Scotia Home for Colored Children will bring government and community together to examine the effects of systemic and institutional abuse and racism, and to work together to build better relationships.


 Other Resources

Restorative Justice: Beyond Harm to Healing – A conversation about racial justice. Dr Margaret Burnham with the Restorative Inquiry Nova Scotia Home for Colored Children.

Journey to Light A Different Way Forward full ceremony

 

Premier Stephen McNeil offered a formal apology on October 10, 2014 on behalf of the province to those who suffered abuse and neglect at the Nova Scotia Home for Colored Children.