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Never-before-seen images of the residential school system released to Canadian public

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Over a 120-year period, 150,000 children were taken from their homes and put into the residential school system. With the opening of the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation in Winnipeg, many documents and photographs from that era have been unsealed for public viewing

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They created these schools so the children would forget about their own religion.

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When were these schools created and when did they close down?

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When were these schools created and when did they close down?

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They were created between the 1870s-1990s.
In 1996 is when they closed all of them down.

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In  1870-1990 residential schools were located in Prince Edward Island , New Brunswick , and Newfoundland.

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What is a residential school? What was the purpose of these schools?

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What is a residential school? What was the purpose of these schools?

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Residential schools were boarding schools for the children.
The purpose of residential schools was to teach the children their religion and make them forgive their own.

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Who was involved in the creation of the residential school system and who was affected by these schools?

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Who was involved in the creation of the residential school system and who was affected by these schools?

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The Canadian government came up with the idea to create residential schools.
Over 150,000 First Nation, Inuit  and Métis children attended residential schools.