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Battleford Indian Industrial Residential School
Beauval Indian Residential School
Crowstand Indian Residential School | Kamsack
- Cote Federal Day School | Kamsack
Emmanuel College (Indian Boys Industrial School) | Prince Albert
File Hills Indian Residential School
- File Hills Colony | A Failed Experiment
Fort Pelly (St. Philip’s) Indian Residential School | Kamsack
Gordon’s Indian Residential School | Punnichy
Guy Indian Residential School | Sturgeon Landing
Île-à-la-Crosse Residential School | Métis School
Lac La Ronge (All Saints) Indian Residential School
- Montreal Lake Reserve Day School/Montreal Lake Children’s Home (Timber Bay)
Lebret (Qu’Appelle) Indian Industrial Residential School
Marieval (Cowessess) Indian Residential
Muscowequan Indian Residential School | Lestock
Prince Albert (All Saints) Indian Residential School
Regina Indian Industrial School
Round Lake Indian Residential School
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St. Alban’s Indian Residential School
St. Anthony’s Indian Residential School | Onion Lake
St. Barnabas Indian Residential School | Onion Lake
St. Michael’s Indian Residential School | Duck Lake
Thunderchild (St. Henri) Indian Residential School | Delmas

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Stolen Children | Residential School survivors speak out

“There is no concept of justice in Cree culture. The nearest word is kintohpatatin, which loosely translates to “you’ve been listened to.” But kintohpatatin is richer than justice – really it means you’ve been listened to by someone compassionate and fair, and your needs will be taken seriously.”
― Edmund Metatawabin, Up Ghost River: A Chief’s Journey Through the Turbulent Waters of Native History

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Lillian Dyck found her voice and became a voice for her people

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Senator Lillian Dyck was 36 when she completed her PhD in neurochemistry and determined it was time to reveal her Cree identity. She was same age then as her mother was when she died. “I said, ‘Okay. Now I have my PhD. I have earned the highest possible degree. Now I can admit tha...

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A story of a harsh and brutal reality

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Robert Kakakaway with his self-published book “Thou Shalt Not Be An Indian: A Residential School Survivor’s Story.” Photo supplied Robert Kakakaway has self-published his memoir “Thou Shalt Not Be An Indian” about his experiences at Marieval Indian Residential School du...

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18 months in the work finally arrives. A great story about a young child taken from a safe and loving home, survived Residential School with his brother, becomes an MVP of the Western Canadian Junior Hockey League, laces his skates with the Chicago Blackhawks at 18 years old and comes home.
An amazing journey filled with a great story of sadness and triumph.

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Minisa: Telling the stories of the last generation of residential school students

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The next generation needs to know we not only survived the very system designed to destroy us, but we took it over and made it work for us, writes Kerry Benjoe.

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Lt.-Gov hopes Orange Shirt Day will lead to broader understanding of residential school history - Prince Albert Daily Herald

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The Prince Albert Daily Herald is Prince Albert's only employee owned and operated, community focused daily Newspaper.

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