 | Paul Kaludjak Speaks At Post Apology Reception June 11, 2008: Nunavut Tunngavik President Paul Kaludjak speaks to Inuit at a post apology reception held at Tungasuvvingat Inuit in Ottawa, Ontario (more) |
 | Residential Schools Apology Prime Minister Stephen Harper apologizes for the treatment of First Nations and Aboriginal Peoples in the government sponsored residential school system in Canada. Reactions from abuse survivors. |
 | Cheech and Chong at the Welfare Office (Complete Clip) This is a clip from Cheech & Chong's Next Movie. Chong is in the waiting room, while Cheech is getting some action in the back. The infamous Michael Winslow is the one making all the special sound effects. |
 | National Chief Phil Fontaine - Response to Formal Apology Phil Fontaine's response Canwest News Service Published: Wednesday, June 11, 2008 The response of Phil Fontaine, national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, to Prime Minister Stephen Harper's apology to residential school survivors: Prime Minister, Chief Justice, members of the House, elders, survivors, Canadians, for our parents, our grandparents, great grandparents, indeed for all of the generations which have preceded us, this day testifies to nothing less than the achievement of the impossible. This morning our elders held a condolence ceremony for those who never heard an apology, never received compensation, yet courageously fought assimilation so that we could witness this day. |
 | Residential schools apology, National Day of Action National Chief Phil Fontaine of the Assembly of First Nations discusses an apology for residential school survivors, the National Day of Action to be held on May 29, 2008, and the possibility of protests around the 2010 Olympics. (CBC News: Politics with Don Newman, April 17, 2008.) See more about residential schools at: http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/aboriginals/residentialschools.html and http://archives.cbc.ca/society/native_issues/topics/692/ (CBC digital archive, audio & video clips) |
 | Summer Language and Culture Camp Labrador Inuit Youth camp out on the land for 7-10 days. Youth participate in activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking, traditional tool making, throat singing, preparing traditional meals, playing Inuit games, story telling, and much more. Youth from Nain, Hopedale, Makkovik, Postville, Rigolet, Happy Valley Goose Bay and North West River get together with their Elders to learn, live, love and have fun! |
 | Thestar.com: Former Native residential school student speaks When John Pelletier was seven years old he was sent to a residential school in Canada. After watching the apology made by the Canadian Government, Pelletier, now 25, recalls some of the ordeals that he endured as a boy. He now works as an Oshkabewis, Ojibway for helper at the Anishnawbe Health clinic in Toronto. Read more Canada news at thestar.com. |
 | Deb Res Scool My mom on the CFTK news commenting on Steven Harper's residential school apology in Terrace, BC on June 11th, 2008. |
 | Rosemary Kuptana Speaks At Post Apology Reception June 11, 2008: Inuvialuit Regional Corporation representative Rosemary Kuptana speaks to Inuit at a post apology reception held at Tungasuvvingat Inuit in Ottawa, Ontario |
 | Never Quite Discussed-Megan Edmunds Megan Edmunds signing Terra's single! She was shy and didnt want the lights turned on, and dont mind the huge cough in the background. |
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