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First Nation in British Columbia, Canada
In 2021 ground‑penetrating‑radar (GPR) surveys and community announcements identified possible unmarked graves at multiple former residential‑school sites, most prominently the Kamloops Indian Residen...
Investigations and community-led surveys at multiple former residential schools in Canada have reported ground-penetrating radar (GPR) anomalies and burial features; notable findings include the Tk’em...
The 2021 announcements of suspected unmarked graves at former residential school sites — most prominently the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc report of 215 potential graves — forced a rapid national reckoning ...
In 2021 community-led ground‑penetrating radar (GPR) searches announced preliminary findings at several former residential school sites: Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc (Kamloops) reported 215 possible unmarke...
Indigenous communities have led grief-informed, community-led searches and memorialization efforts after discoveries of human remains at residential school sites, while federal, provincial and local g...
Ground‑penetrating radar (GPR) surveys and visual fieldwork at multiple former residential school sites have identified hundreds of suspected unmarked burial anomalies — for example, around 200 at Kam...
In 2021 community-led searches identified large numbers of possible unmarked graves at several former residential schools — notably Kamloops (Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc) with about 215/200 anomalies repor...
Archaeologists, community researchers and forensic teams are using a mix of community-led historical research, visual surface surveys and remote‑sensing tools—most prominently ground‑penetrating radar...
Indigenous-led searches and ground-penetrating radar (GPR) surveys across Canada have reported hundreds of potential unmarked graves at former residential school sites — notable announcements include ...