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  VANCOUVER There has been another devastating discovery of unmarked graves near a residential school site in B.C., according to the local First Nation. More than 160 undocumented and unmarked graves have been confirmed on Penelakut Island, formerly Kuper Island, according to a statement from Penelakut Tribe Chief Joan Brown that was circulated online Monday. The small island off the coast of Chemainus was home to the Kuper Island Industrial School, a Catholic institution that operated from 1890 until 1975, and where many horrors have already been documented. We understand that many of our brothers and sisters from our neighbouring communities attended the Kuper Island Industrial School. We also recognized with a tremendous amount of grief and loss, that too many did not return home, Brown said in her statement, which was shared by the Cowichan Tribes.

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