Project officials say it is important to preserve this dark part of Canada’s history
The Canadian government approached an international commission that helped identify the remains…
Consultation with Indigenous people required to determine next steps, NDP member says
Survivors have fought a years-long battle against Ottawa to release thousands of records
B.C.’s Phyllis Webstad will be at Niagara Falls for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Book author and motivational speaker Charlie still not back in his own home after flooding
Created by Carey Newman, the art installation had previously only been viewable in person
The monument will be toured across Vancouver Island before being shipped to Vancouver
For Indigenous audiences, Marie Clements hopes it offers ‘some relief’ to see their story told
Survivors say they were tied to their beds, forced away from their families and sexually abused
Roy Johnson says he endured extensive abuse at the Choutla Residential School
Elected officials asked to take moment while going about their work to pause when they see the flag
‘The hope is that it becomes a conversation piece, where a child might ask what it’s about:’ PAC prez
Feds chose not to appeal the 2015 court decision while also covering the groups’ legal fees
Advocate says changes to the draft reveal a government still in a position of defending itself
Leah Gazan trying once again to bring all MPs on board with term
Pope made comment while on his plane back to Rome
