Chi Miigwetch for your kind note, Anne. Thank you for circulating the article to your contacts. I’m glad that there are ongoing updates. I know many Survivors are frustrated by the length of the process and COVID has increased those challenges. It’s great this journalist lifted the curtain by interviewing Steven Cooper, one of the main lawyers in the class action. I know I learned a lot about how all this works. All my best, Danielle
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]]>That sounds like it was a very difficult time, and I’m so glad you survived. Have you tried doing the Access to Information request with Library and Archives Canada to see if they can get those records for you? If you need help, please contact http://www.truthyeg.com and the Indigenous/settler researchers there can help step you through that process. If they don’t have the time or resources right now, I will walk you through the process to the best of my ability. Sincerely, Danielle
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]]>need records for years 19 57 58 or naybe 59
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]]>Hi Tracy, I will send you an email to see what we can do!
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]]>You can always share anything you find on here! Much of my recent posts have been shared content from news outlets too. I think it’s so important to keep the information open, transparent, and accessible.
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]]>Thank you for sharing this and I am so sorry about what happened to you. How can I support you?
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