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Or sign-in if you have an account. The effort by MP Leah Gazan to criminalize residential school views she labels “denialist” is a mistake. Gazan’s Bill C-413, if passed, would criminalize ...

Photo by Ethan Cairns, the Canadian Press. Conservative Party of BC Leader John Rustad says he has heard first-hand from Elders about residential school abuses during Truth and Reconciliation ...

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Master carver Stanley C. Hunt stands in front of the Indian Residential School Memorial Monument he created and that will be on permanent display inside the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau.

Residential schools were built for cultural assimilation. The Globe supported them for decades. Many Indigenous children would not live to see it change its ways This is an excerpt from A Nation ...

"They're waiting for us poor old residential school people to die," said Roberta Hill, a survivor of the Mohawk Institute. "Well, we're not going anywhere — not yet, that I know of.