APOLOGY - VIDEOS
June 11, 2008
Canada's Apology
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1000 Conversations Across Canada on Reconciliation
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"Breaking the Silence: International conference
on the Indian residential schools commission of Canada"
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Breaking the Silence
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Background - UPDATES
Negotiation - Settlement - Compensation

Perspective
Our Spirits Don't Speak English: Indian Boarding School

Fallen Feathers

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Indian Residential Schools Resolution Canada
Federal Government
Indian Residential Schools Adjudication Secretariat

Health Canada
Health Support Programs

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Historical Overview - - - - - - - Canada's Residential Schools Historical Perspective Sponsorship HERE! Turtle Island Native Network! You are Invited to Advertise Here to Support this independent, Aboriginal - Owned and Operated news and information network. Your support can help us continue to operate Turtle Island Native Network. Your contribution is appreciated. You or your group will be profiled here as a donor or sponsor. CONTACT: Bob Kennedy - - - - - - - Aboriginal Healing Foundation You Can Participate National Day of Healing and Reconciliation In Their Own Words Survivors of Abuse Share Their Stories Expressions of Aboriginal Youth Residential School Healing and Cultural Awareness Indian Residential School Museum of Canada Returning to Spirit Residential School Healing and Reconciliation British Columbia Indian Residential School Survivors Society The Shingwauk Project Pelican Falls Residential School Video Production Monument at Walpole Island First Nation Residential School Survivors Workbook COURT CASES Past Abuse and Loss of Earnings Supreme Court of Canada April 2005 Blackwater vs Plint BC Court of Appeal December 2003 Blackwater et al v. Plint et al BC Supreme Court July 2001 Vicarious Liability The Case Against Arthur Plint The United Church and Canada June 1998 RELEVANT CASE LAW T.W.N.A. v. Canada / Indian Affairs BC Court of Appeal December 5, 2003 Trilogy of decisions K.L.B. v. British Columbia Supreme Court of Canada Liability and the abuse of children by foster parents October 2, 2003 E.D.G. v. Hammer Supreme Court of Canada Liability and sexual abuse by school staff October 2, 2003 M.B. v. British Columbia Supreme Court of Canada Liability for sexual abuse of foster child October 2, 2003 ------- E.B. v. Order of Oblates BC Court of Appeal May, 2003 E.B. v. Order of Oblates BC Supreme Court Decision Christie Indian Residential School December, 2001 Mohawk Institute Cloud Class Action American Lawsuit Indian Boarding Schools Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and the Intergenerational Links to Residential Schools .pdf file Genocide Indian Residential Schools and Indian Boarding Schools Guidelines For Lawyers Acting for Survivors of Indian Residential Schools "Acknowledging the past is the only way to allow us to move forward with dignity." ... Nathalie Des Rosiers, President, Law Commission of Canada, August 15, 2001 Inkameep Day School Art Collection Historic Perspective APOLOGIES Canada's 2008 Apology Canada's apology to the Nuu-chah-nulth Anglican Church Apology Presbyterian Church Confession Oblates Apologize This is a .pdf file United Church Apologies Catholic Church Apology 1992 .pdf OTHER COURT CASES March 2002 BC Supreme Court rules against Homalco First Nation woman Hilda Francis who said she was raped repeatedly at Sechelt Indian Residential School Floyd Stephen Mowatt,vs the Anglican Church and Canada BC Supreme Court Indian Residential Schools background cited at sentencing of three Aboriginal men who killed Douglas Gormley in Kamloops Catholics and Indian Residential Schools Catholics Claim There Were Good Times Too Children Left Behind The Dark Legacy of Indian Mission Boarding Schools Tim Giago - - - - - - - Haig-Brown, Celia. (1988). Resistance and Renewal : Surviving the Indian Residential School. Vancouver. Tillacum Library, Arsenal Pulp Press Ltd. 0-88978-189-3. "The elimination of language has always been a primary stage in a process of cultural genocide. This was the primary function of the residential school. My father was physically tortured by his teachers for speaking Tseshaht: they pushed sewing needles through his tongue, a routine punishment for language offenders?The needle tortures suffered by my father affected all my family. My dad's attitude was "why teach my children Indian if they are going to be punished for speaking it?" (Randy Fred, p. 16). This collection of First Nations Peoples stories and views on the Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia serves two main purposes. First, to provide a written history of the residential school system in Canada, from the perspective of First Nations Peoples themselves, not as a rationale by government or missionaries. Second, the book sets out to provide a limited overview on the evolution of First Nations Peoples Education in Canada. Despite the wide-spread injustices that First Nations students faced, what is of particular interest in this book is the First Nations resistance movement that developed against the residential schools for control over their own education and destiny. For more survivors' stories, see: BACKGROUND INFORMATION Turtle Island Native Network is Powered by Objectified Software Front Page | Discussion | Education | News | Healing and Wellness Contact | Resources | Communities | Business | Culture Legal Notice © All contents are copyright 1998 - 2012 No material from this site may be reproduced, modified, republished, transmitted or distributed in any way without the owner's prior approval. All Rights Reserved by Tehaliwaskenhas Bob Kennedy This is a Native Owned and Operated Web Site