Saskatchewan First Nation to release details about ‘possible burials found’ at former residential school site

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Following months of work, Chief Byron Bitternose is to outline the first findings of a ground search at the site of a former residential school on the George Gordon First Nation

A Saskatchewan First Nation says it plans to release details today about “possible burials found” at the site of a former residential school.

Chief Byron Bitternose, following months of work, is to outline the first findings of a ground search on the George Gordon First Nation. Sarah Longman, spokeswoman for the chief, says the search has been challenging for the community and for those who attended George Gordon Indian Residential School. It was first established by the Anglican Church of Canada in 1888 and operated until 1996, making it one of the longest– running residential schools in the country.The Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s final report called the George Gordon school one of the worst run in the entire residential school system.

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