Last year, on a cool October day in Gatineau, Quebec, Kimberly Murray presented her final report on burial sites and missing children associated with Indian residential schools. It marked the culmination of over two years of work tasked to her as independent special interlocutor by the government of Canada. Days after meeting with survivors, Elders and youth, releasing her report and talking to media, the lawyer met with Canada’s Minister of Justice and Attorney General Arif Virani and Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Gary Anandasangaree over a video call. On that call, Murray told The Tyee, she found the federal government evasive about what would happen next ... CLICK HERE for the full story
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