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    Mississauga: Protest in memory of the victims of boarding schools

    Willa CatherBy Willa CatherJune 28, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Event organizer Maskwasin Agnew made sure to organize the event to commemorate the lives of hundreds of children, whose remains were recently discovered, on or near former residential school sites in British Columbia and Saskatchewan.

    We are here to share what really happened in the boarding schools.

    Quote from:Meskoasin Agnew Event Organizer

    The event is titled Remember our childrenOn Sunday, nearly a hundred people gathered in front of the parish of the Merciful Redeemer in Mississauga.

    The choice of location was not trivial. The protesters had some against who was a priest there until very recently.

    On June 20, Ewan Keenan said in his Sunday sermon that the Catholic Church has also done well in boarding schools. These remarks upset many and led to the priest’s resignation a few days later.

    But according to Mrs. Agnew, the priest’s message is still firmly entrenched in the community. I think his legacy will live on in Mississaugaas you say.

    The organizer talks to the camera.  A group of protesters is in the back.

    Mskwaasin Agnew hosted the event in front of Merciful Redeemer Parish in Mississauga.

    Photo: Radio Canada

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    The protest organizer believes there is still a lot of work to be done to ensure that everyone understands the harm that boarding schools are causing. An event is a way for her to regain control over the discourse conveyed in society.

    This sentiment is shared by Save Peel spokeswoman Romona Siddiqui, who believes the debate should allow for dialogue with the community. This is a chance, she believes.

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