In the late 19th century, the Canadian government implemented a cruel policy that forced Indigenous children to attend residential schools, leaving behind their families and communities. These schools, often operated by the church, were located far from their homes, creating an isolating and traumatizing experience for the children. From as young as 3 years old, they were subjected to unimaginable horrors, as they were stripped of their cultural practices and languages, which were deemed unacceptable and forbidden.

This podcast delves into the heartbreaking stories of these Indigenous children, who suffered from physical, emotional, and sexual abuse at the hands of those entrusted with their care. The harsh reality of their lives, far removed from the loving embrace of their families, exposes the deep scars left by this dark chapter in Canadian history.