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Saskatchewan First Nation search of former residential school unveils 2,000 sites of interest

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is promising the federal government will help a Saskatchewan First Nation every step of the way, after the discovery of more than two thousand sites of interest around a former residential school in the province.

Trudeau says he’s “profoundly saddened and disturbed” by the news

Star Blanket Cree Nation officials say not all the sites found during the 18-month search will be graves but the scale of the findings must be investigated further.

A bone belonging to a child between four and six years of age was also discovered in October.

The school, located northeast of Regina, operated for more than a century.

with files from Vista Radio newswire

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