‘A turning point’: New Indigenous child welfare legislation will save lives says Philpott
Jane Philpott says the current approach to child welfare isn’t working.
Residential Schools
National TRC centre stops in Montreal to discuss children who went missing or died in residential schools
The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation to date has identified 4,300 students who died…
‘A very painful artifact’: Strap used at residential school moves from family home to archives
Warning: This story contains graphic details about the abuse suffered by children in Indian Residential…
‘Dawnland’ movie documents the residential school experience in the U.S.
Dawnland is a film that tells the story about Indigenous children in the United…
Mi’kmaw canoe maker keeping tradition alive on PEI
A traditional birch bark canoe builder is rowing history into the future. The canoe…
Winnipeggers at odds over whether to scrap name of pro-residential school bishop from city signs
Bishop Grandin Boulevard and St. Vital are well-known names in Winnipeg. The former is…
Supreme Court won’t hear Merchant Law Group’s appeal to keep residential school settlement money
Canada’s highest court has denied a bid by Regina- based Merchant Law Group (MLG) Thursday…
Health in the north is sometimes more about history, than doctors and hospitals
Healthcare in the north is a topic that often gets people’s blood boiling in northern residents. There are long wait lists and high healthcare staff turnover.
Teens lead letter-writing campaign to educate public on residential schools
Students at a Winnipeg school have put pen to paper to share how learning about residential schools for the first time has impacted them.