By Hymie Rubenstein —— Bio and Archives--July 9, 2025
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According to the federal department of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, the aim of the May 2006 Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement (IRSSA) was “bringing a fair and lasting resolution to the legacy of the Indian Residential Schools.”
Twenty-four years later, this resolution is neither fair nor lasting.
The origin of the IRSSA dates to the 1980s, when former students and their advocates initiated legal efforts to compel the federal government, which funded the schools, and the churches that operated them, to atone for alleged school physical, mental, and sexual abuse.
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