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Saskatchewan Indian Residential Schools

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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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History of Indian Residential Schools in Saskatchewan ebook

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History of Indian Residential Schools in Saskatchewan ebook

“I’m telling my story, which is a white settler story,” said Boschman, “but I’m doing it in a way that tries to evoke and imply and create awareness about a much deeper, more serious trauma than my family’s trauma, which lies upon the land itself. Which has been perpetrated by colonization.” ... See MoreSee Less

Boschman's Prince Albert memoir hinges on trauma and a 'hard place'

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Robert Boschman's grandmother was killed before he was born, but her death imprinted his life and those of his family members.
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He Almost Quit the Law. Instead, He Reset Canada’s Indigenous Dialogue.

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Murray Sinclair, who just retired from Canada’s Senate, led a truth and reconciliation commission that still shapes the national conversation.
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Sylvia Lovell, senior girls' supervisor. - 1953 Gordon's Indian Residential School photo album, 1953-1955. Grace Reed Fonds. Archives of the Anglican Church of Canada. #BlackHistoryMonth ... See MoreSee Less

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Words from our Elders: Dexter Asapace Kawacatoose First Nation

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Elder Dexter Asapace of the Kawacatoose First Nation shared his wisdom with Ted Whitecalf in this interview from 2012. Photo by Ted Whitecalf These words of wisdom by Dexter Asapace are from the book Meskanawiyiniwak Volume ll. The Elders were recorded and photographed and published by Ted Whitecalf...
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Sask. looking for input on residential school monument to be built in Regina

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Saskatchewan’s Lieutenant Governor is looking for feedback from residential school survivors, family members, elders and community leaders as the province designs a permanent monument to honour those impacted by residential schools.
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