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Stories from Auntie on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

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"It takes a lot of strength and generosity for Indigenous people to talk about the impacts, trauma and grief of residential schools. On this day and beyond, it's time to listen."

Part of File - The Narwhal 2021 Publications

Creators and Contributors Steph Wood (Kwetásel'wet) (Creator)

SubjectShellene Paull (Skwét7siya)

IdentifierARC.News.TN.20210930

DateSeptember 30 2021

General Material DesignationElectronic record

Record TypeNewspaper Articles

ThemesResidential School

LanguageEnglish

URLhttps://thenarwhal.ca/newsletter-national-truth-reconciliation-day-stories/

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