‘Made our voices heard’: Ile-a-la-Crosse boarding school survivors receive apology from Sask. government

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‘Made our voices heard’: Ile-a-la-Crosse boarding school survivors receive apology from Sask. government

Michael Joel-Hansen 30/09/2025 00:21

The provincial government is officially apologizing for its role in the historical trauma that occurred at the northern Saskatchewan school…

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The provincial government is officially apologizing for its role in the historical trauma that occurred at the northern Saskatchewan school…
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