Source Feed: Ottawa Citizen
Author: Bruce Deachman
Publication Date: November 6, 2024 - 04:00
Deachman: A headstone helps close a chapter on abuse at St. Joseph's Training School in Alfred
November 6, 2024
On the last day of October, a beautiful fall day, David McCann knelt at a headstone in St-Victor Cemetery in Alfred, Ont., 70 km east of Ottawa. There, he laid a bouquet of flowers at the marker, quietly read aloud the names of the three young men inscribed on the stone, and wept. Read More
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