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MONDAY, SEPT. 30
To honour the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, otherwise known as Orange Shirt Day, the Dal Bookstore has brought in a limited edition EVERY CHILD MATTERS orange t-shirt. This t-shirt is designed by Mi'kmaw business owner, Derek Lewis, from the We'kopekwitk First Nation.
This t-shirt is produced by Stanfield's in partnership with Muin Clothing Co.
Article: First made-in-Canada Indigenous orange shirts produced in Truro
All Dal Bookstore profits from the sale of the EVERY CHILD MATTERS t-shirt go to the Mi'kmaq Native Friendship Centre.
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This authentic Indigenous designed, made-in-Canada orange t-shirt is a product of collaborative partners, Muin Clothing and Stanfield’s Ltd, to honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
The owl in this design is considered a bird of wisdom, intuition and prophecy in the Indigenous community. Owls are often seen as messengers. Some healers call upon the owl for insight into the truth of ill intent.
