Stories that inform. Knowledge worth preserving. Accountability that matters. Exploring the unfinished work of Truth and Reconciliation.
Explore the 94 CallsRead our reportingWe examine public commitments, available evidence and the gap between promises and measurable action.
More than a decade after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission released its Calls to Action, what does the published record show? Our first report examines progress assessments, outstanding obligations, and why methodology matters when measuring completion.
Read the complete investigation →Explore what each Call asks for, who bears responsibility, what has been documented and what remains unresolved. We distinguish published assessments from government claims and do not treat differing methodologies as interchangeable.
Reconciliation calls for careful listening, cultural continuity and community-led education.
Land-based skills, lived experience and passing knowledge between generations.
Accessible explanations and historical context, with links to primary sources.
Browse the Calls →
Public accountability, careful comparisons and transparent corrections.
Read our reporting →Delta Owl Eyes is an independent educational media initiative shaped by a connection to Bkejwanong (Walpole Island). Our name reflects the freshwater delta and the importance of examining issues from multiple perspectives.
We seek to learn from Indigenous knowledge and Western research while respecting community voices, permissions and attribution. We are not an official representative of Walpole Island First Nation.
Our purpose is to make important questions harder to ignore.
