🇨🇦 Canada 7h ago · Jamie Sarkonak

Jamie Sarkonak: Why the B.C. Law Society walked back claims of buried children

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In 2024, a mandatory course for B.C. lawyers referred to the “discovery of an unmarked burial site containing the bodies of 215 children on the former Kamloops Indian Residential School grounds” which “(confirmed) what survivors have been saying all along.” When one lawyer proposed a correction, as no graves were ever found, the B.C. Law Society publicly disparaged him. He sued for defamation — but now, the trial has been called off. Read More

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