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May 25, 2026
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Tom Flanagan: Still no bodies 5 years after Kamloops ‘mass burial site’ was announced
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A wreath is placed on the stage at the Snye in memory of the 215 children whose bodies were found at a Kamloops residential school. PHOTO BY LAURA BEAMISH/FOR MCMURRAY TODAY/POSTMEDIA NETWORK Article content May 27, 2026, is the fifth anniversary of the announcement from the Kamloops First Nation, in which Chief Rosanne Casimir told us that ground penetrating radar (GPR) had located 215 previously unknown graves containing the remains of missing Indigenous children. Article content Media, politicians, and academics uncritically accepted the story. The New York Times even amplified it by speaki…
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