Indigenous art unveiled in Sarnia
Blue Water Health in Sarnia is showing off a new piece of artwork from a local Indigenous artist.
As part of the hospital's commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, it unveiled a commissioned piece of artwork by John Williams.
It can be seen on the first floor atrium.
The project was made possible by a $10,000 Government of Canada, Canadian Heritage Funding grant, through the government’s 2023 commemorating the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation program.
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