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First step for native reconciliation: teach the history
Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission has received a dab of media attention, much of it for regrettable reasons. In October 2008, the TRC Chair Justice Harry LaForme resigned, citing the political interference of the Assembly of First Nations and the insubordination of his (AFN-appointed) co-commissioners, Claudette Dumont-Smith and Jane Brewin Morley.
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Truth and reconciliation interim report calls for funding for education and healing
Tyler Clarke Daily Herald "I'm not going to tell my story because I've heard my story a lot today," former residential school student Marlene Bear said, Thursday.
A shared residential school experience - News - The Prince Albert Daily Herald
Editorial: Residential schools: the full story
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