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New from the Winnipeg Public Library: A Guide to Learning About Residential Schools

November 10, 2015

We are pleased to share this new guide which we hope you will share and find useful for learning about the Indian Residential School System and reconciliation efforts moving forward.

From lists of schools and timelines, to Truth and Reconciliation Commission information, links to the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation’s remarkable archive, to books to borrow (for all ages), newspaper clippings to browse and much more.

We will continue to update this important resource so keep checking back in.

http://guides.wpl.winnipeg.ca/residentialschools

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