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Churches donate $1.5 million to National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation for new permanent home in Winnipeg
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Anglican Journal
General Secretary Andrea Mann says the general secretary’s office approved the Anglican Church of Canada’s gift prior to her appointment in October 2025.
Wallin represented the Anglican Church of Canada at the gifting ceremony along with her husband Richard McKenzie—both Anglican parishioners in Winnipeg—and Mann.
The TRC in its 2015 final report called the residential school system an act of cultural genocide.
Attending Sacred Circle in 2025, she mentioned the flag to Archbishop Shane Parker, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada.
The National Indian Residential School Crisis Line is available to support survivors and their families: 1-866-925-4419.