Getting to the ‘heart’ of residential schools
As Charlene Bearhead sheds light on one of Canada’s darkest moments students of all ages look on.
As Charlene Bearhead sheds light on one of Canada’s darkest moments students of all ages look on.
The federal government has been ordered to hand over millions of documents to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that is trying to determine the depth of the church-run Indian Residential schools that removed children from their families for more than a 100 years.
For decades, Wabanaki children in the U.S. state of Maine were taken from their homes and placed with non-Aboriginal families.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission is heading taking Canada to court hoping to force the federal government to hand over what they say is much needed documents.
Indian residential school records on dead and missing children and abuse complaints to the RCMP may never see the light of day if Ottawa gets its way in its battle with the commission created to shed light on Canada’s darkest chapter, according to court documents.
The commission created to delve into the dark chapter of residential schools is taking its battle for “control over history” with Ottawa to the courts, says a lawyer for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
The commission created to delve into the dark chapter of residential schools is taking its battle for “control over history” with Ottawa to the courts, says a lawyer for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
A stained-glass window that reflects on the past and looks to the future has been installed in Parliament Hill’s Centre Block.
With the recent passing of the residential school survivors compensation package deadline, many are saying they it should be extended