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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 ...

Critics have blasted Munger's plans as resembling a prison more than a dorm, as over 90% of the building's 4,500 students would have windowless rooms.

It's good to be the king. Or if you have enough money, it might even be good to be the architect. However, one billionaire's foray into the field is generating all kinds...

Charles Munger, Warren Buffett’s business partner, said the windowless rooms of an 11-story tower he conceived for the University of California, Santa Barbara, were “cheerful.”

>> we have never had an argument in 62 years. and its not that we agree on everything, but we literally in 62 years, weve never gotten mad at each other. >> that is warren buffett, one of the richest man on earth. and the billionaire ceo of the berkshire hathaway, talking about his right-hand man there on stage with him. his name is charles munger. is munger a 97 year old billionaire who is vice chairman of berkshire hathaway. he is a quote, amateur arctic attack. he likes to design buildings in...

Leaders at the University of California have decided to build dorms on the storied park in Berkeley.

Two schools in Migori have been razed in suspected arson attacks.

A SCENE of chaos and neg­lect has emerged at a newly built foreign worker dormitory in Jurong, with residents alleging poor living conditions and a lack of timely access to medical help for Covid-19.

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