Former Splatsin chief among recipients of Reconciliation Award
The Office of the Lieutenant Governor of B.C. has honoured several people for their reconciliation efforts, including a woman from the Splatsin First Nation in Enderby.
Gloria Morgan was named one of four recipients of the 2024 British Columbia Reconciliation Award.
Morgan, a survivor of St. Eugene’s Indian Residential School and the 60s scoop, spent 11 years serving as an RCMP officer, then transitioned into law in 1994, which she practiced until 2001 when she was elected Chief of the Splatsin First Nation. She served two terms in that role.
The Office of the Lieutenant Governor stated Morgan’s “dedication to justice extended to her role as a Federal Adjudicator for the Indian Residential Schools Resolution Canada, supporting survivors across the country.”