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Indigenous Canadians Hopeful Ahead Of Pope's Apology For School Abuse
For decades, trauma has lingered in the tiny Indigenous Canadian community of Maskwacis. But some hope to finally find a degree of closure during a visit by Pope Francis to apologise for the Church's role in a century of abuse.
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"Tough Time": More Unmarked Graves Found Near Canada's Indigenous School
An Indigenous community in Canada's Saskatchewan province announced Tuesday the discovery of 54 unmarked graves at two former residential schools, adding to a growing tally of such burials that shocked the nation last year.
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After Children's Graves Shocker, 93 More Potentially Found In Canada School
An Indigenous community in Canada has identified nearly 100 "potential" graves at a residential school site, months after the discovery of hundreds of children's remains at former boarding schools rocked the country.
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Canada's Justin Trudeau To Visit Community Where Children's Graves Were Found
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is to visit the indigenous community of Kamloops where the remains of 215 children were found in May at a former residential school, it was announced Friday.
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Queen Victoria, Elizabeth Statues Toppled In Canada Over Unmarked Graves
Protesters have toppled statues of Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II in the Canadian city of Winnipeg as anger grows over the discovery of the remains of hundreds of children in unmarked graves at former indigenous schools.
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Churches Set Ablaze As More Unmarked Graves Found At Canada Indigenous Schools
Two churches in Canada went up in flames Wednesday amid calls for a papal apology over abuse at indigenous residential schools where hundreds of unmarked graves were recently discovered, including 182 at a third burial site.
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Justin Trudeau Seeks Pope's Apology On Canadian Soil Over School Graves
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday he has asked the pope to come to Canada to apologize for the Catholic Church's role running residential schools for indigenous children.
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Hundreds More Unmarked Graves Found At Now-Defunct Boarding School In Canada
An indigenous group in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan on Thursday said it had found the unmarked graves of an estimated 751 people at a now-defunct Catholic residential school, just weeks after a similar, smaller discovery rocked the country.
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Canada's Trudeau Says We Must "Learn From Our Past" After School Graves Found
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday that Canada needed to acknowledge its history of racism against indigenous peoples in order to "build a better future" after a new discovery of unmarked graves at a former boarding school for indigenous yo
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More Than 750 Unmarked Graves Found Near Indigenous School In Canada
More than 750 unmarked graves have been found near a former Catholic boarding school for indigenous children in western Canada, a tribal leader said Thursday, the second such shock discovery in a month.
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Canada Finds Hundreds Of Graves At Former Indigenous School: Report
Hundreds of unmarked graves have been found near a former Catholic residential school for indigenous children in western Canada, local media reported late Wednesday.
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"Heinous Crimes Unaccounted": UN Experts Call For Probe Into Indigenous Graves In Canada School
UN rights experts on Friday urged Ottawa and the Vatican to hold swift and thorough investigations into the discovery of unmarked graves at an indigenous religious school in western Canada.
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Justin Trudeau Vows "Concrete Action" After Mass Indigenous Student Grave Found In Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday expressed Canada's grief while pledging "concrete action" in support of indigenous communities after remains of 215 indigenous children were discovered at an old boarding school.
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Teen Was Trying To Cross Into Canada, Grandmom Found In Backyard Grave
Eric Mott returned home to Florida from vacation on Wednesday, expecting his mother and son to pick him up at the airport. When they did not appear, the father tried calling 15-year-old Logan Mott, First Coast News reported.
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Indigenous Canadians Hopeful Ahead Of Pope's Apology For School Abuse
For decades, trauma has lingered in the tiny Indigenous Canadian community of Maskwacis. But some hope to finally find a degree of closure during a visit by Pope Francis to apologise for the Church's role in a century of abuse.
-
"Tough Time": More Unmarked Graves Found Near Canada's Indigenous School
An Indigenous community in Canada's Saskatchewan province announced Tuesday the discovery of 54 unmarked graves at two former residential schools, adding to a growing tally of such burials that shocked the nation last year.
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After Children's Graves Shocker, 93 More Potentially Found In Canada School
An Indigenous community in Canada has identified nearly 100 "potential" graves at a residential school site, months after the discovery of hundreds of children's remains at former boarding schools rocked the country.
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Canada's Justin Trudeau To Visit Community Where Children's Graves Were Found
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is to visit the indigenous community of Kamloops where the remains of 215 children were found in May at a former residential school, it was announced Friday.
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Queen Victoria, Elizabeth Statues Toppled In Canada Over Unmarked Graves
Protesters have toppled statues of Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II in the Canadian city of Winnipeg as anger grows over the discovery of the remains of hundreds of children in unmarked graves at former indigenous schools.
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Churches Set Ablaze As More Unmarked Graves Found At Canada Indigenous Schools
Two churches in Canada went up in flames Wednesday amid calls for a papal apology over abuse at indigenous residential schools where hundreds of unmarked graves were recently discovered, including 182 at a third burial site.
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Justin Trudeau Seeks Pope's Apology On Canadian Soil Over School Graves
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday he has asked the pope to come to Canada to apologize for the Catholic Church's role running residential schools for indigenous children.
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Hundreds More Unmarked Graves Found At Now-Defunct Boarding School In Canada
An indigenous group in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan on Thursday said it had found the unmarked graves of an estimated 751 people at a now-defunct Catholic residential school, just weeks after a similar, smaller discovery rocked the country.
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Canada's Trudeau Says We Must "Learn From Our Past" After School Graves Found
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday that Canada needed to acknowledge its history of racism against indigenous peoples in order to "build a better future" after a new discovery of unmarked graves at a former boarding school for indigenous yo
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More Than 750 Unmarked Graves Found Near Indigenous School In Canada
More than 750 unmarked graves have been found near a former Catholic boarding school for indigenous children in western Canada, a tribal leader said Thursday, the second such shock discovery in a month.
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Canada Finds Hundreds Of Graves At Former Indigenous School: Report
Hundreds of unmarked graves have been found near a former Catholic residential school for indigenous children in western Canada, local media reported late Wednesday.
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"Heinous Crimes Unaccounted": UN Experts Call For Probe Into Indigenous Graves In Canada School
UN rights experts on Friday urged Ottawa and the Vatican to hold swift and thorough investigations into the discovery of unmarked graves at an indigenous religious school in western Canada.
-
Justin Trudeau Vows "Concrete Action" After Mass Indigenous Student Grave Found In Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday expressed Canada's grief while pledging "concrete action" in support of indigenous communities after remains of 215 indigenous children were discovered at an old boarding school.
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Teen Was Trying To Cross Into Canada, Grandmom Found In Backyard Grave
Eric Mott returned home to Florida from vacation on Wednesday, expecting his mother and son to pick him up at the airport. When they did not appear, the father tried calling 15-year-old Logan Mott, First Coast News reported.
