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It was the second annual Healing Garden event at Westminster United Church Saturday.

As part of the event, officials from the church dedicated the medicine wheel at the garden to local Elder Lorna Standingready.

Standingready is a residential school survivor. She shared stories about being a child going through the school system as well as her work within the City of Regina.

Members from the church performed a traditional blanket ceremony on Standingready.

Standingready said she is honoured to have the medicine wheel be named after her and is one more step toward reconciliation.

However, she said more work still needs to be done.

“We live. And yet, yet we are given the strength to move on with the work to go on because there’s so much work to do. So much work and so little time …

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