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Jul 27, 2026
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Jamie Sarkonak: Why the B.C. Law Society walked back claims of buried children
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Jamie Sarkonak: Why the B.C. Law Society walked back claims of buried children
Two years of litigation with a truth-seeking B.C. lawyer has ended in a settlement and more careful language about Kamloops residential school
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By Jamie Sarkonak
Published Jul 27, 2026
Last updated 19 hours ago
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A woman walks by a staked child's dress on Highway 5 near the former Kamloops Indian Residential School on June 5, 2021. PH…
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