National News Recognition, finally, for doctor who sounded alarm on residential schools a century ago By Annette Francis Aug 20, 2015 APTN National News The great-grandson of an influential doctor who pushed for change at residential schools more than a century ago, is on a journey of discovery. His mission is honour a man he never knew. APTN’s Annette Francis has the story. Report an Error Tell us your Story Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Your Email Address *Details *WebsiteSubmit Report Tags: cemetary, doctor bryce, Featured, Ottawa, Residential Schools Continue Reading A look at the two-person race for the one Nunavut seat Mulcair heckled at Winnipeg campaign stop Author(s) Annette Francis [email protected] 2 thoughts on “Recognition, finally, for doctor who sounded alarm on residential schools a century ago” At this point in time, who cares? Approved Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone on the TELUS network. Comments are closed. More Stories Family of Chelsea Poorman says Vancouver police incomplete... 5 hours ago By Tina House Face to Face Cree artist Jade Turner set to release new LP following ... 6 hours ago By Dennis Ward Head of UBCIC reverses stance on Northern Gateway pipeline... 9 hours ago By The Canadian Press Advocacy group says CRTC’s move to improve internet serv... 11 hours ago By Sara Connors Cree elder no longer facing sex-related charges in Alberta 12 hours ago By Kathleen Martens Enforcing the singing of God Save the King doesn’t sit w... 1 day ago By Leanne Sanders
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