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Residential Schools: A Troubled Legacy, Revisited

Item number (ISN):

356325

Series title:

TransCanada

Hierarchical level:

Item (Accession level)

Date:

2001-03

Item number (ISN):

356325

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Moving images

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Archives / Film, Video and Sound

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Fonds/collection:

CABLE PUBLIC AFFAIRS CHANNEL

Accession:

2003-0100

Media:

Video

Part:

2 of 2

Production date:

2001-03

Release date:

2001-03

Production company:

Cable Public Affairs Channel

Country of production:

cn

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A short magazine re-examining the issue of compensating victims of abuse at Residential Schools in Canada. Interviewees include: Reverend Douglas Stoute, Rector of St. James' Cathedral, Dean of Toronto; Jim Boyles, General Secretary, Anglican Church of Canada. Noel Knockwood, a former Residential School student and victim of abuse; Jerry Shepherd, a former Residential School student and victim of abuse; Brian Thorpe, Residential School Committee, United Church of Canada; Herb Gray, Deputy Prime Minister of Canada; J.R. Miller, Historian, University of Saskatchewan; Tony Merchant, Lawyer representing former students; Scott Clark, United Native Nations representative; George Erasmus, Aboriginal Healing Foundation. Interviewees discuss the possibility of Canada's churches going bankrupt; the different abuses which occurred within the Residential School system; the Canadian government's responsibility; the difference between moral and financial responsibility; the legacy of the racism represented by the Residential School system; the allocation of the government "Healing Fund" of $350 million; the affect of Residential Schools on their former students; possible resolution to the compensation issue. <59mn 15s>

Language:

English
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with written permission of copyright owner : no donor restrictionsCopyright owner: Cable Public Affairs Channel

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