Thousands walk in unity to remember victims of residential s

Thousands walk in unity to remember victims of residential schools


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Many of the walkers on Thursday wore orange and carried banners and placards. Some held small orange flags on wire – the sort used to mark the grave sites that are being discovered at some former residential schools.
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Sally Rowe was surrounded by family members carrying placards bearing the message: “Every Child Matters.”
Her husband, Wayne Rowe, couldn’t make the about 2.5-kilometre walk but was waiting for the group at the Mohawk Institute.
“Many of his aunts and uncles went to the residential school but his mother was hidden in the barn so she didn’t have to go,” said Rowe. “She was four years old.”

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