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A 52-year-old Cree man from Waswanipi, Saganash is a residential school survivor. A generation earlier, his uncle, John, never returned from his first year at a residential school in Ontario a fact that’s haunted Saganash’s family ever since.
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Wearing an orange shirt with the words “Bring uncle John home” written across its back, Saganash and his family joined the thousands marching Thursday to honour Indigenous children and denounce Canada’s legacy of residential schools.
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Feeling the pull of the music industry’s under lying current, we realized we had to release a new album and fast! It had been so hard to find the time to get back in the studio since our last album release of
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