-- "The history of residential school burial sites is 'evidence of crimes against humanity' that could in theory be prosecuted, Kimberly Murray, Justin Trudeau's federally appointed special interlocutor for missing children and unmarked burials says." --
The 'history of school burial sites'... you mean campfire anecdotes... right, Kimberly?
Meanwhile, Pierre-Lite has doled out hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars without any pre-conditions.
The teddy bears are entirely optional...
-- ""Retired University of Manitoba anthropologist Hymie Rubenstein has stated, 'It is important to understand that ground-penetrating radar can only determine the presence of disturbed soil. It can’t identify bodies, let alone count them, determine their age at death or answer the question of whether the bodies were dumped or given a proper service.'" --
