Across
- 1. Something handed down from the past, like the traumatic history of residential schools
- 4. To make a difficult or painful situation less severe
- 5. Reaching a successful result, goal, or status after effort
- 6. An untrue statement made deliberately
- 10. The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties or trauma
- 12. A secure position or status that allows further progress in a region
- 13. A heavy load, responsibility, or hardship that is difficult to bear
- 14. Physical, psychological, or structural injury and damage
Down
- 2. To find a clever way around an obstacle or rule to avoid dealing with it
- 3. To face, accept, and deal with a difficult reality or historical truth
- 5. A firm, confident statement of a fact or right
- 7. To put a plan, decision, or policy recommendation into effect
- 8. Done in a reluctant, unwilling, or resentful manner
- 9. Public recognition or formal acceptance of a truth, status, or past wrong
- 11. An official investigation into a critical issue