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Chamberfest 2021: Ready for anything, with online events, outdoor shows and indoor concerts that may (or may not) have an audience

Chamberfest 2021: Ready for anything, with online events, outdoor shows and indoor concerts that may (or may not) have an audience
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2 Ottawa music festivals plan in-person concerts this summer

Some Ottawa music presenters cautiously plan to reunite musicians with live audiences this summer as they watch vaccination numbers rise, and hope public health restrictions loosen.

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The policy battle that set the stage for a century of residential school death, misery, grief

Dr. Peter Bryce and Duncan Campbell Scott believed in assimilating the country’s Indigenous peoples into majority white culture, but had different ideas about how it should happen.

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The policy battle that set the stage for a century of residential school death, misery, grief

As Canada’s residential school system gathered homicidal force in 1909, two formidable bureaucrats wrestled for control of its direction in backroom Ottawa. Dr. Peter Bryce, the crusading chief medical officer of health in the Department of Indian Affairs, wanted the federal government to admit that tuberculosis was out of control in the country’s Indigenous school population, and commit to a wide-ranging effort to improve student health even if.

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This doctor tried to raise alarms about residential schools 100 years ago but was ignored

SASKATOON More than 100 years ago, a Canadian doctor tried to sound the alarm on residential schools but historians say he was silenced by government officials. Indigenous advocates working to reclaim his legacy now say a great deal can be learned from his example. In the early part of the 20th century, medical health officer Dr. Peter H. Bryce repeatedly warned his superiors at the Department of Indian Affairs of the rampant spread of tuberculosis killing Indigenous children in residential schools. He spent months examining dozens of schools in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta and found unsanitary conditions, poor health practices, buildings that were prone to fires, and a lack of ventilation. In a damning report to the government in 1907, initially hidden from the public by his bosses, he wrote “it’s almost as if the prime conditions of the outbreak of epidemics had been deliberately created.”

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