Don Worme News Today

"I hope that he is remembered as a person who ... had the courage and capacity to come forward and speak truth to power."

"I hope that he is remembered as a person who ... had the courage and capacity to come forward and speak truth to power."

Critics say the government isnt being proactive enough and the methods being used are not meaningful like meeting face-to-face would be.

A recent court decision on Indigenous harvesting rights could act as a barrier to justice, according to a Saskatoon lawyer.

Analyzing the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc/Kamloops Indian Residential School moral panic.

The leadership of Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc hopes to identify and locate missing children believed to be buried in unmarked graves near the former Kamloops Indian Residential School (IRS) with the help of previously undisclosed documents set for release by the federal government.

He was transferred out here, and that happened a lot. the sisters taught at four of british columbias indian residential schools. in every school, either priests or laymen have been convicted of multiple charges of child sex abuse. it was as much of a shock to the sisters as to anyone when they realised that some men they had served with had been abusive to some of the children. if the sisters of st anne were working side—by—side with the oblates, working for the oblates in the same building...

You know, it was quite separate. don worme is one of canadas most influential lawyers. hes spent 30 years fighting forjustice for many of the survivors of the indian residential schools. in law, there is a principal called wilful blindness, and it is where one deliberately turns their eyes away from what they do not want to see. i suspect that that might well account for some of the amnesia that the sisters of st anne profess today. but to say that they would be unaware of those kinds of abuses,...

He was transferred out here, and that happened a lot. the sisters taught at four of british columbias indian residential schools. in every school, either priests or laymen have been convicted of multiple charges of child sex abuse. it was as much of a shock to the sisters as to anyone when they realise that some men they had served with had been abusive to some of the children. if the sisters of st anne were working side—by—side with the oblates, working for the oblates in the same building,...

And people can say, why not? well, because we lived separate lives. we had a girls�* dormitory, boys dormitory, sisters convent, the priests were over here. you know, it was quite separate. don worme is one of canadas most influential lawyers. hes spent 30 years fighting forjustice for many of the survivors of the indian residential schools. in law, there is a principal called wilful blindness, and it is where one deliberately turns their eyes away from what they do not want to see. i suspect ...