Comment on Bishops attend grave search at Anglican school site by Rev Dr Victoria Jeanne Rollins

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The Lac La Ronge Indian Residential School opened in 1907. Some grave markers for these deceased children (as well as other community members) still exist, but LLRIB chief Tammy Cook-Searson confirmed that a substantial number of unmarked graves had been found. The fourth volume of the report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, released in 2016, deals with missing residential school children and unmarked graves. Cook-Searson, a third-generation survivor of the residential school system, said the presence of the two bishops at the gathering was significant. “We’ve experienced other hurts but we still want to move forward together and worship in the Anglican Church of Canada.”—With files by Tali Folkins