Canada’s residential schools

Connie Walker, an investigative journalist and member of the Cree Nation, delves into the dark legacy of Canada's residential schools. She discusses the shocking discoveries of mass graves of Indigenous children and how these findings have ignited crucial conversations about accountability and healing. Walker shares personal narratives from survivors, emphasizing the emotional toll endured by families and the quest for justice. The discussion parallels the injustices faced by Indigenous communities in the U.S., shedding light on a painful history that demands recognition.