Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan unveiled a stained glass window in honour of residential school survivors Monday, marking the June 11, 2008, anniversary of the prime minister’s apology for one of the darkest periods in Canadian history.
The Missing Women’s Inquiry ended as it began. In chaos.
The identities and bodies of many First Nations children who died at Indian residential schools may be lost forever, says the Ontario Coroner’s Office which has been working with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to sift through one of the darkest periods in Canadian history to find the dead.
When the Indian residential school agreement was first announced, it was viewed as a chance for healing and reconciliation.
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APTN National News Dean Linklater is a residential school survivor, one of many at a…
APTN National News Dean Linklater is a residential school survivor, one of many at a…
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s interim report released last week listed a number of recommendations for Canadians including the development of residential school history material for the public school curriculum.
An item by APTN National News reporter Rob Smith which aired last Friday raised a question which is a source of much debate: Were residential schools genocide?
