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[Kathy Put @KathyPut1]

Today my peaceful afternoon was interrupted by a UCP volunteer door knocking for Angela Wood's campaign. Picture earnest volunteer in his 20's meeting 60ish woman. He's walked past my yard signs. 1/?

[Kaylan_TX @Kaylan_TX_]

EVERY. FUCKING. TIME!!!!

[Pam Palmater @Pam_Palmater]

I'll be forever grateful for Honourable Murray Sinclair's work, advocacy & commitment to us. Listening to his voice, you knew he was connected to our ancestors & loved our people. We'll continue to learn from his work for generations to come. https://t.co/WO1kYLOuxG

[Headquarters @HQNewsNow]

Harris Comms Director Michael Tyler to Fox: Late-breaking undecided voters have been moving toward Vice President Harris by double digits. They've seen Donald Trump spiral into the worst version of himself. Instead of offering people solutions, he has spent his time lobbing insults and airing personal grievances. When he walks into the Oval Office it won't be with a to-do list like the Vice President, but an enemies list

[Arif Virani @viraniarif]

Murray Sinclair, citizen of Peguis First Nation, has passed away. He was raised in the culture & tradition of his people, the Anishinaabe, and was a renowned judge, head of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and a distinguished Senator.

[Tony Bennett @itstonybennett]

"Imagine what a harmonious world it could be if every single person, both young and old shared a little of what he is good at doing." - Quincy Jones

Rest in peace, Quincy. Your music and spirit remain an enduring inspiration.

📸 Rick Diamond

[Queen's University @queensu]

The #queensu community mourns the loss of Chancellor Emeritus Murray Sinclair, who passed away on Nov. 4 at age 73. One of Canada’s most significant advocates for Indigenous rights, his dedication to equity and inclusion transformed the nation. At Queen’s, his leadership guided the university’s path toward truth and reconciliation.

https://t.co/u24XU6FlqF

[Senator F. Gigi Osler @drgigiosler]

The Hon Murray Sinclair was one of the first people to call me after I was appointed to the Senate of Canada in 2022

We spoke and he provided wisdom & gracious support then and several times afterwards

We have lost a legend & he will be dearly missed

May he rest in power

[Tim O'Loan @TimOLoan]

Profound words

[David J. Doorey🇨🇦 💙 @TheLawofWork]

Happy Don’t Vote for a Fascist Day.

For those who celebrate.

[Seamus O'Regan Jr @SeamusORegan]

We worked on Indigenous Child and Family Services legislation together. He would remind us, time and again, that these were not rights bestowed, these were rights returned.

He gave voice to so much hurt, but he invoked so much change.

Rest in Peace, Murray Sinclair.

[Brandi Morin @Songstress28]

It saddens me to learn of a hero, a legend, world changer Justice Murray Sinclair’s passing. As the first Indigenous judge appointed in Manitoba and chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), he fundamentally changed how Canada confronts its history of residential schools and Indigenous relations.

Justice Sinclair led the historic TRC from 2009 to 2015, documenting the devastating impact of residential schools by gathering testimony from over 6,500 survivors. His work brought previously silenced voices to the forefront of Canadian consciousness and resulted in 94 Calls to Action that continue to shape Canada’s path toward reconciliation.

Beyond the TRC, his achievements were remarkable - from his groundbreaking appointment to the bench in 1988 to serving as a respected Senator from 2016-2021. He conducted important inquiries into Indigenous healthcare and justice systems in Manitoba, consistently advocating for systemic change with wisdom, dignity and determination.

A respected Ojibwe leader and mentor, Justice Sinclair helped countless Canadians understand that reconciliation is not just about acknowledging the past, but about creating a better future together. His legacy lives on in Canada’s ongoing journey toward truth, healing and meaningful reconciliation.

Chi-miigwech, Justice Sinclair, for your transformative leadership and unwavering commitment to justice. My loving condolences to his family as they bid goodbye 🪶

📸 Justin Tang Canadian Press

[Dr. Robyn Michaud @GiwedinAnangKwe]

Tobacco down, prayers up 💔
🙏🏽 🍂 🔥

[Creeson Agecoutay @CreesOnCBC]

Echoing what my friend Sheila North has said on the passing of Murray Sinclair:

We are all greater for having had #MurraySinclair in our world.

I was always very honoured to interview Murray and he always graciously gave some of his time for the media. Hiy hiy.

[George Stroumboulopoulos 🐺 @strombo]

A man whose dedication, impact, service and commitment to the right kind of justice is gone.

Canada is better because of him though it didn't deserve him. His legacy is borderless.

Rest In Peace Murray Sinclair.

https://t.co/g2CKpg6JSq

[Scott Gillingham @ScottGillingham]

Murray Sinclair was a giant in justice and reconciliation, and his work will guide us on our journey. He hoped future generations would know he cared -- and there’s no doubt about that. Winnipeg will always remember him.

[Patty Hajdu @PattyHajdu]

Senator Murray Sinclair was a visionary and leader, his devotion to justice and healing will inspire generations. I will never forget his kindness and his fierce commitment to truth and reconciliation. My deepest condolences to his family and all those whose lives he touched.

[Pascale St-Onge @PascaleStOnge_]

Murray Sinclair fought tirelessly to forge the path of reconciliation, and to share the stories of survivors, and those who never came home.

We will always remember his dedication and his contributions.

His legacy will live on. My sincere condolences to his loved ones.