One year later: Canada mourns loss of 215 children at Kamloops
‘So many children gone. So much possibility gone.’
Wrapping up RES 2022
On the Friday ICT Newscast, RES 2022 is a wrap. We bring you interviews with Native leaders, government officials and artists. And we mourn the loss of our relatives in Texas
Education reparation: UC tuition scholarships for Natives are just, overdue
'UC has not been sufficiently accessible to the very people whose dispossession was core to its founding'
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