“We will continue to advocate for that recognition this year and then move from there,” Caron said.
“But until that recognition is made and those students and those children, the survivors of those schools get the recognition that they deserve, we won’t see the progress towards reconciliation that we need to in this country.”Looking towards the year ahead, Caron says she hopes the conversations around major Indigenous issues don’t lose their momentum.
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
GlobalCalgary I recognize them but all they want is money
They’re recognized. There I said it, now can we move on?
Yes but full bloods also need to reconcile with ur half and quarter bloods it's not our fault we mixed
The government of Manitoba does not even respect the Metis cards. Make the bastards pay.
It's enough that Metis are now on the taxpayers' payroll. Suddenly they've become victims of the residential school program? Justin .... Justin ..... Justin ..... what are you doing?
GIVE ME 1 GOOD REASON WHY? YOU CAN'T. THE CHILDREN WERE PLACED IN RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS FOR A REASON, YOU'RE AFRAID OF THE TRUTH. YOU'RE ALL AFRAID OF THE TRUTH
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