Vancouver landmarks will light up orange for Truth and Reconciliation Day (PHOTOS)
A large number of iconic Vancouver landmarks will be illuminated orange this weekend for a very important reason.
Canada is marking its third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation today, Saturday, September 30, 2023.
Different organizations, companies, and individuals will be marking the day in their own way. There are also many thought-provoking events happening in Metro Vancouver to observe the federal statutory holiday.
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The Vancouver landmarks that will be lighting up Orange this weekend for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation include:
Pacific Coliseum
Pacific Coliseum/X
Rogers Arena
Canada Place
Canada Place/canadaplace.ca
Burrard Street Bridge
Bloedel Conservatory
Bloedel Conservatory/X
Vancouver City Hall
BC Place
BC Place (Ted McGrath/Submitted)
Science World
Even if you aren’t getting the day off work or school for National Truth and Reconciliation Day, there are still lots of ways that you can participate. Everyone is encouraged to wear orange and to take part in gatherings to mark the day.
You can check out what’s happening in your community, including performances, workshops, gatherings, and events. Also, you can learn more about Indigenous culture with free resources any day of the year.
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