Order that staffed Kamloops residential school refuses to share records sought by families (CBC News)

Following the recent discovery of the remains of 215 children at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School, British Columbia’s government has asked the Sisters of St. Ann to turn over records immediately. Sister Marie Zarowny responded that some documents have already been made public, but that others will not be shared, and still others need to have inaccuracies changed before they may be made public. (An anthropology professor who has conducted research on the schools has offered historical context on the deaths.)