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Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

About 200 Aboriginal people gather in Toronto to speak out against the Sixties Scoop in Ontario, a period of nearly 20 years starting in the 1960s in which Aboriginal children were placed with non-Native families.

Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

How a Regina family was torn apart by the Sixties Scoop

Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

60s Scoop survivor returns home after nearly 4 decades

Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

Revisiting the “Sixties Scoop” of Indigenous children

Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

60s Scoop News & Docs — Sixties Scoop Network

Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

The Sixties Scoop — The Indigenous Foundation

Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

Sixties Scoop settlement dredges up old memories, survivors say

Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

Sixties Scoop survivor reconnects with birth mom, discovers her culture, decades after separation

Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

Sixties Scoop survivors say birth records 'mysteriously' lost or destroyed

Sixties Scoop survivors recall painful memories in Ontario

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