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Museum exhibit remembers residential school children - Vimarsana News

Museum exhibit remembers residential school children

The “Residential Desk Project” exhibit opened today at the North Bay Museum and will run until September. Local wildlife photographer Les Couchi developed the exhibit along with Joan McLeod. Together,

Ontario Northland rolls out orange Every Child Matters locomotive for rail service - Vimarsana News

Ontario Northland rolls out orange Every Child Matters locomotive for rail service

Nipissing First Nation Chief Scott McLeod has plenty of praise for Ontario Northland Railway officials.

Ontario Northland locomotive gets new look to honour residential school survivors - Vimarsana News

Ontario Northland locomotive gets new look to honour residential school survivors

An Ontario Northland locomotive has a new orange paint job to commemorate residential school survivors.

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Railway tribute to residential school victims marks turn in survivor's complicated journey - Vimarsana News

Railway tribute to residential school victims marks turn in survivor's complicated journey

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Students must be taught about residential schools, McLeod says - Vimarsana News

Students must be taught about residential schools, McLeod says

Article content McLeod made the comment in an interview with The Nugget on issues facing the local First Nation following his re-election win Friday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Students must be taught about residential schools, McLeod says Back to video There is a strong need to add the history of residential schools to the education curriculum so elementary and high school students learn what the schools did to young First Nation boys and girls. And McLeod emphasized when the classroom history books on this topic are written for today’s ...