Land Acknowledgement

The land we walk on belongs to the Creator. Earth

does not belong to humanity but rather, humanity is

part of the Earth. The land was created to be enjoyed

by all living beings, a principle reflected in The Dish

with One Spoon covenant. Taking only what we need

to preserve our earth for future generations, leaving

some for others as a sign of our respect and caring,

and keeping it clean by revitalizing the land to sustain

generations to come.

All Toronto Catholic District School Board properties

are situated on the traditional territories of the

Anishinabek, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and

the Wendat peoples. We recognize that the land

covered by Treaty 13 is held by the Mississaugas of the

Credit First Nation. We also listen to the echoes of their

prayers to the Creator, and respect the beauty of

Mother Earth while striving to learn and draw wisdom

from First Nations, Inuit and Métis traditions.

                                                  How Are Science and Acts of Kindness Related???

The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation  provides us with a variety of ideas for performing acts of kindness for each other.  Today, let's look at the scientific effects of kindness.  Please click the video from randomactsofkindness.org.