Canada vs. St. Anne’s Indian residential school survivor H-15019
One night the blind old man woke and told him to make space in the…
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Senator Lynn Beyak continues to defend comments about residential schools
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Author distances himself from Senator Beyak’s comments about residential schools
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Interview with St. Anne’s Indian Residential School Claimant K-10106: Betrayal, again
K-10106 can’t be identified by name as a result of ongoing litigation, but the survivor from St. Anne’s wants to make it clear the continued battles before Ontario’s courts are not about narrow definitions of jurisdiction and settlement law, but about pain in the flesh, blood and soul.