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Art  / Canada  / Reconciliation  / Residential School  / Survivors
UBC to house Western Canada’s first residential school history centre
Marc P. Klijnsmit Posted On October 12, 2016


The University of British Columbia formally announced today the construction of the Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre (IRSC). This $5.5-million building in the heart of campus will recognize the history and experiences of residential school survivors, and memorialize […]


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Canada  / Survivors
Canadian government wants law firm for residential school survivors to pay back legal fees
Marc P. Klijnsmit Posted On October 11, 2016


The Canadian Press The federal government says a law firm that represented thousands of residential school survivors should have to pay back legal fees because it inflated its billings. Arguments were made Tuesday in the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, where lawyers […]


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Opinion  / Residential School
Canada’s residential schools and the dangers of educational hubris
Marc P. Klijnsmit Posted On October 7, 2016


In 1953 the Canadian Geographical Society published a glossy black-and-white volume called “Image of Canada.” It has the usual inspiring pictures of Saskatchewan wheat fields and Toronto city lights; of majestic glaciers and mighty log booms. The book also contains images that […]


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Abuse  / Residential School
Orange Shirt Day observed at KCI to remind residents of residential school abuses of First Nations
Marc P. Klijnsmit Posted On October 7, 2016


Students and staff of the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute joined students across Canada on Friday (September 30) observing the day as Orange Shirt Day. At an assembly at the KCI on September 26, students in the Grade 7B class, one at […]


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The lonely death of Chanie Wenjack
Marc P. Klijnsmit Posted On October 6, 2016


Charlie was 12, and Indigenous. He died as the white world’s rules had forced him to live—cut off from his people Ian Adams February 1, 1967 In 1967, a Maclean’s cover story told the tragic tale of Chanie Wenjack, an Indigenous boy […]


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Abuse  / Native American  / School  / Survivors
Carlisle Indian Boarding School
Marc P. Klijnsmit Posted On October 4, 2016



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Residential School
Residential School Cemetery In Regina Granted Heritage Status
Marc P. Klijnsmit Posted On October 4, 2016


CP   |  By Jennifer Graham, The Canadian Press  Posted: 10/02/2016 4:36 pm EDT  Updated: 10/03/2016 2:52 pm EDT  REGINA — Along a dusty gravel road on the edge of Regina is a small plot of land surrounded by a rail fence with peeling white […]


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On Orange Shirt Day, writer shares her grandmother’s residential school story
Marc P. Klijnsmit Posted On October 2, 2016


Grandmother was taken from her home, punished for speaking her own language By Andrew Lupton, CBC News Posted: Sep 30, 2016 3:29 PM ET Last Updated: Sep 30, 2016 9:16 PM ET   An image from the cover of I Am Not a Number […]


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