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Chief Wilton Littlechild

Chief Wilton Littlechild is a Cree lawyer, a former Progressive Conservative Member of Parliament, and a commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Indian Residential Schools.

Government, church, school officials well aware of failure to protect student health, safety: TRC report

  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running
Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 31, 2015
Old Sun’s, Alberta, dormitory. Diseases such as tuberculosis could spread quickly in crowded dormitories. General Synod Archives, Anglican Church of Canada, P75-103-S7-167

Government, church, school officials well aware of failure to protect student health, safety: TRC report

Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 31, 2015
  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running

Government, church, school officials well aware of failure to protect student health, safety: TRC report

Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 31, 2015
  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running
Old Sun’s, Alberta, dormitory. Diseases such as tuberculosis could spread quickly in crowded dormitories. General Synod Archives, Anglican Church of Canada, P75-103-S7-167

No single route or experience for Métis children into residential schools: TRC report

  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running
Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 30, 2015
Rita Evans went to the Grouard, Alberta, school for four years. Religious instruction and drudge work, with very little emphasis on classroom education, loom large in her memory of the school. Dechâtelets Archives, Oblates of Mary Immaculate collection

No single route or experience for Métis children into residential schools: TRC report

Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 30, 2015
  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running

No single route or experience for Métis children into residential schools: TRC report

Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 30, 2015
  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running
Rita Evans went to the Grouard, Alberta, school for four years. Religious instruction and drudge work, with very little emphasis on classroom education, loom large in her memory of the school. Dechâtelets Archives, Oblates of Mary Immaculate collection

Aboriginal policy to assimilate, civilize, Christianize, not applied in uniform manner: TRC report

  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running
Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 29, 2015
On July 25, 1920, the Fort Resolution, Northwest Territories, school journal bleakly observed, 'We are obliged to return to their families several children who have been weakened by illness.' Canada, Department of Interior, Library and Archives Canada, PA-042133.

Aboriginal policy to assimilate, civilize, Christianize, not applied in uniform manner: TRC report

Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 29, 2015
  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running

Aboriginal policy to assimilate, civilize, Christianize, not applied in uniform manner: TRC report

Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 29, 2015
  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running
On July 25, 1920, the Fort Resolution, Northwest Territories, school journal bleakly observed, 'We are obliged to return to their families several children who have been weakened by illness.' Canada, Department of Interior, Library and Archives Canada, PA-042133.

‘I didn’t get to say goodbye to my dad or my brother Allan, didn’t get to pet my dogs or nothing,’ says Indian residential school survivor

  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running
Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 28, 2015
Aboriginal family at the Elkhorn, Manitoba, school. Indian Affairs took the position that once parents enrolled their children in a residential school, only the government could determine when they would be discharged. General Synod Archives, Anglican Church of Canada, P75-103-S8-56.

‘I didn’t get to say goodbye to my dad or my brother Allan, didn’t get to pet my dogs or nothing,’ says Indian residential school survivor

Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 28, 2015
  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running

‘I didn’t get to say goodbye to my dad or my brother Allan, didn’t get to pet my dogs or nothing,’ says Indian residential school survivor

Opinion | BY CHIEF WILTON LITTLECHILD, MARIE WILSON, MURRAY SINCLAIR | December 28, 2015
  • In an effort to shed light on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings on Canada’s Indian residential school system, The Hill Times is running
Aboriginal family at the Elkhorn, Manitoba, school. Indian Affairs took the position that once parents enrolled their children in a residential school, only the government could determine when they would be discharged. General Synod Archives, Anglican Church of Canada, P75-103-S8-56.
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