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Connie Walker and the firsthand legacy of residential schools.
Connie Walker has reported extensively on Canada's residential schools, but she's also seen the effects on her family first hand.
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Connie Walker and the firsthand legacy of residential schools. is an episode from Back Story from CBC Radio by CBC. Connie Walker has reported extensively on Canada's residential schools, but she's also seen the effects on her family first...
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Published Dec 14, 2015, 00:14:03 long, audio available.
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