09/29/2026
Tomorrow we wear orange to honour survivors of residential schools who returned with lasting trauma, remember the children who never came home and reflect on the ongoing journey of reconciliation.
Many Servus employees are marking the day with an orange shirt designed by a Servus employee who is also a Métis artist, in collaboration with Indigenous colleagues. Together, they created artwork that reflects hope, unity and the message that every child matters.
The design features First Nations, Inuit and Métis children standing together in a circle, framed by a heart to symbolize connection, care and reconciliation. Métis-inspired beadwork and other traditional elements celebrate Indigenous cultures while honouring the resilience of Indigenous Peoples and communities.
Wearing orange is more than a shirt. It's a reminder that reconciliation is an ongoing journey that calls on all of us to listen, learn and take meaningful action together. 🧡
