A collection of news and internal articles shared regarding the latest updates in discovery, truth, and reconciliation surrounding residential schools.
Algoma University opened its campus to the public Friday to recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day that’s been set aside each year to honour residential school survivors, their families and those who never made it home from those institutions, which were explicitly designed to strip…
Standing in the provincial legislature, MPP Sol Mamakwa shared his experiences from being born in the Sioux Lookout Indian Hospital to attending a residential school. Mamakwa, the MPP for Kiiwetinoong and NDP deputy leader, rose at Queen’s Park on Thursday and spoke for nearly eight minutes, detailing how he is a “survivor…
Rick Wabano was sitting in his Grade 2 classroom in Moosonee when a priest came in, took him home to pack a bag and then brought him down to the float plane dock. He and two of his younger siblings were flying further up Ontario’s James Bay Coast to the St. Anne’s Indian Residential School […]
In her new, heavily personal documentary “WaaPaKe (Tomorrow),” Jules Koostachin explores the intergenerational impact Indian residential schools have. Here she explains her inspiration behind the film, her brother…
