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Article content Although some wore red and white in honour of the Canadian flag, many also wore orange as a way to honour the hundreds of Indigenous children found in unmarked graves at various former residential schools in B.C. and Saskatchewan. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. A more solemn Canada Day in Cornwall, Akwesasne Back to video On Anthony Street, Linda Wales, who organized a small Canada Day celebration last year, was at it again in 2021. Although small Canadian flags were peppered throughout her and her neighbour’s yard, between th...

AKWESASNE — They held them close. The entire time, the parents of Akwesasne held their children close at the opening condolence ceremony’s tobacco burning. And down Route 37, where hundreds of all ages marched from Generations Park to Jacobs Field. After walking 2½ miles in the July sun, families sat on the lawn, their children in their laps — heads resting at their chests. They did this while listening to survivors of Canadian residential schools speak. Many who attended on Thursday wore orange. Many others wore or carried the triplet of words. “Every Child Matters.â�...

Her eyes twinkle as Betty Radics leans in and says, “I’m everywhere, Honey!” Then she chuckles, adding a knowing nod.

share-square-506182 CLEVELAND -- Opening Day can be treated like it's a holiday by many baseball fans around the world, and there is nothing more exciting than when your favorite team gives you a reason to celebrate as soon as the season begins. The Indians have made a handful of special memories during home openers, including walk-offs by Jim Thome and Michael Brantley, but what are some of their top moments on the very first game of the season? Let’s take a look: 1. Feller’s no-no April, 16, 1940 It’s a feat that has never been done by anyone other than Hall of Famer Bob Feller. Felle...