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Canada's residential school survivors welcome opportunity to reclaim and preserve sites. · Cyprus Report

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Canada's residential school survivors welcome opportunity to reclaim and preserve sites.

1 sourceFirst reported 19 days agoUpdated 19 days ago

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Survivors of Canada’s residential schools are embracing the opportunity to reclaim and preserve former school sites as museums.
The former Mohawk Institute in Ontario is among the latest sites to be converted into a museum, aimed at remembering the experiences of survivors.
Survivors believe that preserving these locations is essential to ensuring that the horrors they endured are not forgotten.
A plaque at the Mohawk Institute invites visitors to assist in identifying the children who attended the school.
The movement to reclaim these sites is part of a broader effort to acknowledge and address Canada's colonial past.

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‘I can still hear the children’: Canada’s residential schools survivors welcome chance to reclaim sitesThe Guardian · 19 days ago

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Survivors of Canada’s residential schools are embracing the opportunity to reclaim and preserve former school sites as museums.
The former Mohawk Institute in Ontario is among the latest sites to be converted into a museum, aimed at remembering the experiences of survivors.
Survivors believe that preserving these locations is essential to ensuring that the horrors they endured are not forgotten.
A plaque at the Mohawk Institute invites visitors to assist in identifying the children who attended the school.
The movement to reclaim these sites is part of a broader effort to acknowledge and address Canada's colonial past.

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