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- Two First Nations women working at a Saskatchewan courthouse were sent home for wearing orange shirts on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, sparking outrage.
- Indigenous leaders demand a full investigation, calling the incident a failure in honoring reconciliation efforts.
- Discussions continue about making Orange Shirt Day a statutory holiday in Saskatchewan.
First Nations Leaders Condemn Saskatchewan Court for Sending Workers Home Over Orange Shirts on Reconciliation Day
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