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The report outlines how the Seventh Generation Memorial Scholarship was established and funded, including delays caused by the COVID-19 emergency order and how recipients were recognized through centralized communications. 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Funding for these presentations has been ongoing the Ministry of Education’s (MOE) and they have recently committed to multi-year funding of this initiative that will see the presentations through 2023.\u003Cbr>Due to the global pandemic and Ontario’s Emergency Order that came into effect in March 2020, we were unable to host and/or attend any graduation ceremonies. To celebrate 2020’s SGMS’s recipients, Inquest Staff have collected student’s information and posted on the [kmms.ca](kmms.ca) website, as well as celebrated the students through newspaper advertisements.\u003Cbr>The 4 recipients are from Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School. Pelican Falls First Nation High School, and Sioux North. SGMS promotional items have been sent to the Morriseau family for late Kyle’s anniversary (November 10th) and for Christmas. Due to limited events this past year, we have not had any SGMS booths since the NAN Chief’s meeting in March 2020. |\n\n\n|  |  | Promotion of the Seventh Generation Memorial Scholarship and the sharing of Kyle’s life is hosted on our established website: [kmms.ca](kmms.ca)\u003Cbr>All efforts continue each year to fundraise and promote the SGMS scholarship.\u003Cbr>To date, SGMS has been awarded to 14 Indigenous graduatesand a total of $28,000 has been presented.\u003Cbr>For the fiscal year of 2021/22, Seventh Generation Memorial Scholarships were presented to three students. Students were from Sandy Lake, Deer Lake, and North Spirit.\u003Cbr>For the fiscal year of 2022/2023, Seventh Generation Memorial Scholarships were presented to five students. Students graduating from Pelican Falls Highschool, Dennis Franklin Highschool, and KiHS.\u003Cbr>For the fiscal year of 2023/2024, Seventh Generation Memorial Scholarship were presented to four students. Two students graduating from Dennis Franklin, one student graduating from Pelican Falls, and one student graduating from Sioux North.\u003Cbr>For the fiscal year of 2024/2025, Seventh Generation Memorial Scholarships were presented to five students. Two students who graduated from Dennis Franklin, two students who graduated from Pelican Falls, and one student who graduated from KIHS. |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |\n| \\#7 – In moving forward with any initiatives that respond to the Inquest recommendations, the parties should be guided by the following statements: | A | KO utilizes Recommendation \\#7 as a reference point for all inquest-related meetings held with the Parents. It has become a priority to include these guiding principles in the implementation of recommendations with all partners; |\n\n\n| i) All of the Treaty Partners, including Indigenous communities and governments, Canada and Ontario, must respect the treaty rights of others and work together towards fulfilling treaty obligations;\u003Cbr>ii) First Nation governments exercise inherent control over their education systems;\u003Cbr>iii) First Nation communities seek to have greater responsibility to govern their own spiritual, cultural, social and economic affairs;\u003Cbr>iv) Without the improvement of conditions in First Nations reserve communities, a gap in education outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous students will remain;\u003Cbr>v) Canada should support individual First Nations communities as they develop local solutions to the effects of colonial policy; and,\u003Cbr>vi) In order to e","cbCail3NkbihNXg1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail3NkbihNXg1","pdf",488371,52,"English","# Recommendation Tracking and Rationales\n## Seventh Generation Memorial Scholarship (SGMS)\n## Inquest Recommendation #7: Guiding Statements\n## Funding and Implementation Progress","[{\"question\":\"What is the Seventh Generation Memorial Scholarship and when was it established?\",\"answer\":\"The Seventh Generation Memorial Scholarship (SGMS) was established in 2017 under the guidance and direction of Late Kyle Morriseau’s parents and siblings.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the COVID-19 emergency order affect SGMS activities and recognition?\",\"answer\":\"Due to the global pandemic and Ontario’s Emergency Order from March 2020, graduation ceremonies could not be hosted or attended, so inquest staff collected student information and shared recipients through the website and newspaper advertisements.\"},{\"question\":\"What core guidance is provided in Inquest Recommendation #7?\",\"answer\":\"Recommendation #7 sets guiding principles that treaty partners must respect treaty rights, First Nation governments exercise inherent control over education, and Jordan’s Principle should apply to ensure timely delivery of publicly funded services to First Nations children.\"}]","Keewaytinook Okimakanak Annual Inquest Report 2025 - Detailed Rationale for Responses | PDF",1789125529]