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Experts agree milk at Blue Quills Residential School could have caused deaths - Vimarsana News

Experts agree milk at Blue Quills Residential School could have caused deaths

A historian and a health studies professor agree that bovine tuberculosis from untested animals may have been one of the things that killed residential school children in eastern Alberta.

Investigators uncover evidence of genocide in Canadian residential school: CTV News-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Investigators uncover evidence of genocide in Canadian residential school: CTV News-Xinhua

Investigators uncover evidence of genocide in Canadian residential school: CTV News-

Human remains found near Alberta residential school site likely children, First Nation says - Vimarsana News

Human remains found near Alberta residential school site likely children, First Nation says

A First Nation in Alberta says new archival work has helped explain numerous discoveries of human remains that it now believes are the unmarked graves of residential school students.

Source: cbc.ca
Human remains found near Alberta residential school site likely children, First Nation says - Vimarsana News

Human remains found near Alberta residential school site likely children, First Nation says

A First Nation in Alberta says new archival work has helped explain numerous discoveries of human remains that it now believes are the unmarked graves of residential school students.

Source: cbc.ca
Prince Philip's relationship with Indigenous people in Canada memorable, complicated - Vimarsana News

Prince Philip's relationship with Indigenous people in Canada memorable, complicated

Indeed, Buckingham Palace felt compelled to issue an apology after another gaffe in 2000, when Philip, while touring a factory in Scotland, remarked that some electrical equipment looked so crude "it must have been installed by an Indian." "The Duke of Edinburgh regrets any offence which may have been caused by remarks he is reported as making earlier today," the palace said. "With hindsight, he accepts that what were intended as lighthearted comments were inappropriate." WATCH | Royal Family lands in present-day Iqaluit in 1970: The Royal Family lands Digital Archives51 years ago 1:48The Que...

Source: cbc.ca