Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario
Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario
About 200 Aboriginal people gather in Toronto to speak out against the Sixties Scoop in Ontario, a period of nearly 20 years starting in the 1960s in which Aboriginal children were placed with non-Native families.
Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario
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Sixties Scoop left heart-wrenching legacy for Métis families, too - APTN News
Sixties Scoop left heart-wrenching legacy for Métis families, too - APTN News
