A metal wind chime that symbolizes the Dalhousie University's commitment to the sustain the lands, oceans and air honoring the Mi'kmaq people's creation beliefs.

A Bentwood Box submission from the Premier of Nova Scotia announcing the institution of a new provincial scholarship for Mi'kmaq students who want to become teachers.

A Bentwood Box submission from Janet Bavelas and James Gerwing. It includes the following:

• A paper titled "An Analysis of Formal Apologies by Canadian Churches to First Nations" (BB-0100-001)

• A paper titled "Analysis of the Language of Responsibility: Six Church Apologies to Aboriginal People" by Janet Bavelas and James Gerwing, published in April 2014 (BB-0100-002).

Drawing of the Giniigaaniimenaaning or "Looking Ahead" stained glass window by artist Christie Balfour. This window is located in the Parliament building and depicts Canada's relationship with Indigenous people. This particular object is an image of the window.

A statement of commitment to the work on reconciliation on behalf of the Christian Reformed Church of North America (CRCNA).

Tony Hunt's statement was made on behalf of the Canadian Catholic Aboriginal council.

Michelle Rowe and The Reverend Shawn Sanford-Beck statements outlining KAIROS Saskatoon's commitment to supporting indigenous rights, issues, and the work of the TRC.

A Bentwood Box submission from the Saskatoon Police Service. It includes the following items:

• A Saskatoon Police Service dress hat (BB-0120-001)

• Two copies of the statement made by Saskatoon Police Service Chief Clive Weighill describing their reconciliation efforts (BB-0120-002).

Toronto Council Fire submitted these items to the Bentwood Box during the Toronto Council Fire Event in 2012. It includes the following items:

• A framed pledge signed by members of Toronto Council Fire to restore the sacred circle. Frame contains a document, feather and ribbon (BB-0126-001)

• A copy of speech delivered by Toronto Council Fire Event (BB-0126-002).