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Bcfnjc Celebrates 2024 Bc Reconciliation Award Recipients

BCFNJC Celebrates 2024 BC Reconciliation Award Recipients

  • 01/22/25

The British Columbia First Nations Justice Council (BCFNJC) extends a heartfelt congratulations as we celebrate the inspiring individuals and organizations recognized with the 2024 BC Reconciliation Award. This prestigious honour acknowledges exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to fostering meaningful reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in our province.

Among the recipients, the BCFNJC is honoured to recognize two extraordinary individuals who are deeply connected to our work:

Gloria Morgan, Yaw Yawt all XaXa7 t’e Boonllp (Enderby), a revered Elder and a valued member of the BCFNJC’s Elders and Knowledge Keepers Council, embodies the spirit of reconciliation in all her endeavors. Ms. Morgan’s unwavering advocacy for Indigenous rights and her profound wisdom have been invaluable to the BCFNJC and countless others. Her dedication to healing and cultural revitalization serves as an inspiration to us all.

Retired Corporal Chris Gosselin, Makadewaa Makwa M.O.M. (West Kelowna), a steadfast ally and a respected member of the Steering Committee for the BCFNJC’s vital work related to Policing Oversight and Accountability, exemplifies the power of collaboration and understanding. Mr. Gosselin’s unwavering support for Indigenous communities and his commitment to building a more just and equitable society have been instrumental in advancing the goals of the BCFNJC.

The BCFNJC and our Council members, extend our sincerest congratulations to Gloria and Chris. Their remarkable achievements are a testament to their unwavering dedication and their profound impact on the journey towards reconciliation.

We applaud all the 2024 BC Reconciliation Award recipients for their exceptional contributions. Their tireless efforts in fostering understanding, building bridges, and promoting healing inspire us all to strive for a more just and equitable future for all British Columbians.


The British Columbia Reconciliation Award recognizes extraordinary individuals and organizations who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, integrity, respect, and commitment to furthering reconciliation with Indigenous peoples in the province of British Columbia, or inspired others to continue reconciliation efforts. Learn more about the BC Reconciliation Award recipients.

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