More people aware of residential school harms but work still needed, report finds

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Research suggests public awareness of past harms from residential schools has increased but more work needs to be done educating Canadians on lasting effects of the institutions.

In a report released Wednesday, researchers from the University of Manitoba, University of Victoria and Toronto Metropolitan University, in collaboration with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, measured the progress of non-Indigenous and Indigenous Peoples in their shared journey toward reconciliation in 2022.

The latest Canadian Reconciliation Barometer report is based on data from a poll Leger conducted in August 2022 that surveyed 3,174 people (1,034 Indigenous and 2,140

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