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Home CHCH News Local Caledonians’ art exhibits hope for reconciliation Caledonians’ art exhibits hope for reconciliation Posted:February 24, 2011 | 5:46 PMBy: CHCH By:News Staff Updated: June 12, 2024 | 7:59 PM Make us a preferred source on Google × Share this story... Monday marks the fifth anniversary of the native land occupation in Caledonia. The dispute remains unresolved, but the tensions have cooled. Scot Urquhart shows us a small exhibit of art in Brantford that is a symbol of hope. Make us a preferred source on Google Previous CHCH News Docs charged in gang sex assault out on bail Next CHCH News Douglas Gale: 1930-2011
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