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Manitoba First Nations receive $2.5M to search for remains at residential schools

2 months ago

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Manitoba First Nations receive $2.5M to search for remains at residential schools

2 months ago
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The Long Plain First Nation and about a dozen other Indigenous communities have received $2.5 million from the federal government to search for and identify student remains at former residential school sites.

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