City Cultural Action Plan Committee Hosting National Day For Truth And Reconciliation Event
September 10, 2026
MOOSE JAW, SK – The City of Moose Jaw’s Cultural Action Plan Committee is pleased to announce The Mosaic Company National Day For Truth & Reciliation event on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at LD.V. Currie VC Armoury, 1215 Main Street North.
The free event is open to everyone and runs from 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 noon, featuring several Indigenous presenters from Treaty 4 Territory and area, including:
- Darrell Hawman, New Southern Plains Métis Local #160
- Lori Whiteman
- The Kawacatoose Boys
“The Cultural Action Plan Committee is proud to host this event and create an opportunity for residents to come together to learn, reflect, and engage with Indigenous voices and perspectives,” said Craig Hemingway, Director of Strategic Growth for the City of Moose Jaw. “Supporting events like this is one of the ways the City continues to advance our commitment to reconciliation through education, relationship-building, and meaningful engagement. We are grateful to our presenters, partners, and sponsors for helping make this important day possible.”
This event is proudly presented by title sponsor The Mosaic Company and organized by the City of Moose Jaw’s Cultural Action Plan committee, in collaboration with the Moose Jaw Public Library and Saskatchewan Festival of Words.
“As we mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Mosaic is proud to support the City of Moose Jaw’s event as this year’s lead sponsor,” said Marnel Jones, Director of Government and Public Affairs at Mosaic. “While this day calls on us to reflect on the past and honour survivors, it is also an opportunity to invest in the future. By creating pathways into mining careers, supporting Indigenous economic participation and building strong community partnerships, we are committed to advancing reconciliation and helping young people build successful futures in Saskatchewan.”
Local classrooms will be contacted by their respective school divisions, and for more information on Indigenous Relations at the City of Moose Jaw, click here.


