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The bravest day of the year

July 5, 2016July 2, 20169 Comments

  Signal Hill has one of the highest ratios of aboriginal students in the province - 40% of the elementary age kids come from a First Nations background. That means, two out of every five kids in the school come from a culture for whom school is not a safe place – not a refuge … Continue reading The bravest day of the year

After 6 years and almost 7000 witnesses, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission asks us to confront history

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