NCTR and SSA Announcement on Residential School Records
The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) and the Sisters of St. Ann (SSA) have announced a new working relationship to access the SSA’s records, including those that relate to teaching and support roles in residential schools.
The NCTR issued a media statement, "NCTR to work with SSA to identify and transfer residential school records" clarifying the working relationship between the NCTR the SSA.
It is our responsibility, as a school and community, to teach the truth about the residential school system; to deepen our collective understanding of the inter-generational harm that the residential school system caused; to acknowledge the role of the Catholic Church within these schools; to contribute to the process of reconciliation and healing; and, to take action against the societal injustices that continue within our communities today.
The Sisters of St. Ann owned and operated Little Flower Academy until 1994.
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It is our responsibility, as a school and community, to teach the truth about the residential school system; to deepen our collective understanding of the inter-generational harm that the residential school system caused; to acknowledge the role of the Catholic Church within these schools; to contribute to the process of reconciliation and healing; and, to take action against the societal injustices that continue within our communities today.
The Sisters of St. Ann owned and operated Little Flower Academy until 1994.
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