Survivors urge all political parties to support residential school burial investigations
April 16, 2025
As U.S. relations, the economy and affordability issue dominate Canada's federal election, Indian residential school survivors and their advocates are urging all parties to pledge support for their investigations into unmarked burials and missing children.
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