Manitoba to purchase private campground near site of former residential school
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- brandonsun.comseen 3 Oct, 23:23description edited
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BRANDON - Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew took part in a ceremony with Indigenous groups this morning at a campground located on a burial site for children who died at a residential school.BRANDON - Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew stood on the former site of the Brandon residential school Wednesday as he talked about the importance of keeping the stories of students alive.
- winnipegfreepress.comseen 9 Oct, 10:39URL changed
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- 30 Sept, 13:34Manitoba to purchase private campground near site of former residential school1 outlet
- 30 Sept, 16:16Kinew sits with First Nations leaders to honour children at school burial site2 outlets
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Wed, 30 September 2026
3 reports- theturtleislandnews.com13:34first to report
The Manitoba government is partnering with the province’s second-largest city to purchase a private campground where historical records show a cemetery for children who died at a residential school is located. Premier Wab Kinew announced his government is working with the city of Brandon to acquire the Turtle Crossing Campground site, located south of the former Brandon Indian Residential School in western Manitoba. A news release says the cemetery was used from 1985 to 1912 after the area was...
- winnipegfreepress.com16:16
URL changednow www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/2026/09/30/kinew-sits-with-first-nations-leaders-to-honour-children-at-school-burial-site
BRANDON - Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew took part in a ceremony with Indigenous groups this morning at a campground located on a burial site for children who died at a residential school.
- brandonsun.com16:16edited after publishing
BRANDON - Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew stood on the former site of the Brandon residential school Wednesday as he talked about the importance of keeping the stories of students alive.
Sat, 3 October 2026
1 report- brandonsun.com05:13
The joint purchase of the former Turtle Crossing Campground by the Province of Manitoba and the City of Brandon was a necessary step toward realizing the aims of the Truth and Reconciliation process here in western Manitoba.